List of hackathons about non-profit in 2017

Hackers in and around Melbourne! You're invited to participate in the Innovation Impact Hackathon. You'll get to collaborate as part of a multi-disciplinary team to design an innovative concept that will re-define the landscape around the Queen Victoria Market. Pitch your project to the panel of judges for the chance to win prizes worth over $2,000.

Toronto area high school students - grades 9-12! University of Toronto Engineering Society's High School Outreach (Hi-Skule) program invites you to sign up to participate in the University of Toronto High School Design Competition (UTHSDC). You'll be challenged to a full day of building, problem, solving, and engineering and then you'll collaborate in a team on a design project. Present your final project to a panel of judges for a chance to win.

Hackers with a social conscience in Montreal and Quebec! The Refugee Centre / Centre de Réfugiés invites you to participate in the annual BLOCHACKS hackathon, which is focused on mainly hacking Social Causes. Come as a team or join one at the event and you'll be challenged to design and prototype an innovative solution to the one of the world's pressing social issues.

Girls -- aged 13-18 -- in the Greater Manchester area! You're invited to participate in the Female Youth Hack -- Inspiring Stories #1. At this 2-day coding competition, you'll learn how to code in a friendly environment and get inspired by real women techies who share their journeys. You'll collaborate with a team of 4 girls and work on a challenge that is set before the event starts.

Student hackers in the London area! KCL Tech invites you to participate in HackKing's -- a 24-hour hackathon that is part of Major League Hacking's Local Hack Day. Collaborate with like-minded individuals and showcase your hacking skills.

Hackers and makers aged 16 and over in Tasmania! The Innovation Circle invites you to participate in Museum Hack 2017. You'll be challenged to come up with your own innovative way to interact with the collection at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery! It doesn't matter if you're into hardware or software, coding or design! Come along and showcase your creativity and design something that will benefit the Museum and all its visitors.

The 10th and anniversary Hacker Games will finish this year on 24-26th of November in University of Applied Social Sciences. Startup Lithuania invites all participants to compete in software, hardware and games. Hacker Games format stays the same. On Friday participants will pitch their ideas on the stage and form the teams. Various professionals such as programmers, designers and business specialists will start 48 hours work trying to create innovative software, games or hardware products.

Developers, designers, engineers, and entrepreneurs -- both women and men! Are you interested in innovations that can help address the global refugee crisis? Girls in Tech - Switzerland invite you to participate in Hacking 4 Humanity: Empowering Refugees with Technology. You'll be challenged to conceive and prototype solutions that can help refugees and bring good to the world!.

Students, academics, and professionals! Hacksmiths invites you to participate in the Sex Tech Hack II -- beginning with the Discussion Day. Sex Tech Hack is a two-day hackathon around the themes of intimacy, companionship, and sexuality with technology. Come and showcase your creativity and compete to be the winning project.

The challenge for our hack is to identify and address the barriers to people applying for these jobs, and develop an innovative solution to encourage people to retrain and travel to where the work is. We'll kick things off on Thurs 23/11 from 4pm, when we'll set the scene through some quick-fire presentations from a range of speakers. The teams will then spend the whole day on Fri 24/11 putting their ideas into practice before presenting these to our expert panel towards the end of the day.