List of hackathons about non-profit in 2018

The aim of the event, Coding Culture, is to bring together people with programming skills and people with access to and great knowledge of culture for the purpose of discovering what they can create. We want to see code take an even larger role in sharing and shaping culture, and bring it to life through visualizations, connectivity and experiences.

Students from Six 21! You're invited to sign up to participate in the Six 21: Project Sleeper Hackathon. You will be a member of a team that brainstorms and develops an innovative solution and prototype for one of the issues of teenage sleep. Present your solution to a public audience and they will vote for the winning solution that best meets their needs.

If you live in and around Portland and are interested in helping solve the problems of homelessness, then WebVisions invites you to participate in The Portland Ideation Summit: Housing for All. You'll collaborate with regional experts, advocates, activists and people who have experienced homelessness to come up with new and imaginative ways to house Portland's homeless.

Middle school & high school students from the San Ramon Valley Unified School District! You're invited to participate in the Imagineering Hackathon at California High School. You'll get to collaborate on a team with similarly skilled students and be challenged to design and build web pages in HTML.

High school students in and around San Ramon, California! If you're interested in learning how to make your way in a small business, then you're invited to sign up for the BrightSource Westea Conference. In this student-run community service project, you'll get to participate in a hackathon-style business competition and compete to devise an innovative solution for a real-life problem presented by a local business. Collaborate with like-minded students and compete for cash prizes.

Hackers in Alberta! The Computer Engineering Club of the University of Alberta invites you to participate in HackED 2018. In this 24-hour event, you'll be challenged to design and build an awesome digital project and compete for your piece of a $CA 1250 prize pool.

Developers, designers and other techies in New Jersey's Mercer County area! You're invited to participate in the second annual THRIVE Trenton Mercer Hackathon. In this 7-hour tech-based Disaster Relief competition, you'll collaborate with like-minded individuals to design and prototype a product or app solution to a given disaster relief problem. All skill levels are welcome -- novice or expert -- you'll compete at the appropriate level.

Female and non-binary university and college students in the Greater Boston area! You're invited to participate in SheHacks Boston -- a 36-hour, student-run hackathon. You'll be challenged to collaborate on an innovative technology solution to a given problem. Come as a team and your own project, or find a team and project at the event.

Designers, developers, UX strategists, content strategists, researchers, and project managers in the Greater New York Area! You're invited to participate in the 2018 Beyond Hackathon. In this two day event, you'll be challenged to design and prototype an innovative digital app or tool that can help the Henry Street Settlement non-profit organization deliver social service, arts, and healthcare programs to New Yorkers in need.

Ethiopian Professionals and Ethiophiles in the Silicon Valley Area, you're invited to participate in a networking event. You'll get to network with like-minded folks and collaborate in ventures that can help Ethiopia. You'll also learn about plans for the upcoming Global Habesha Hackathon.