List of hackathons about non-profit in 2020

Parents of techie kids (8-15) in the Greater Seattle Area! Sign your kids up to participate in the Hackathon @ Mighty Coders Academy. They'll get to be part of a team to code their own video game and compete against other teams for awards in various categories: Best overall game Best animation Best storyline

Our goal is to bring public health professionals alongside the technology community’s talent to contribute to the world’s response to the pandemic.Judges and mentors include David Shulkin (Former Secretary of VA), Tom Daschle (Senate Majority Leader), Don Berwick (Former Administrator of CMS), Andrew von Eschenbach (Former Commissioner of FDA), Mark McClellan (Former Commisioner of FDA), Tom Leppert (Former Mayor of Dallas), Peter Neupert (a health tech leader), Olympia Snowe (Former Senator), and Sheila Burke (lecturer at Harvard Kennedy School).

#hackthevirus Help the world fight the Corona virus (SARS-CoV-2). To contribute to the fight against the Corona virus (SARS-CoV-2) and to make people’s lives easier and safer, Studer Family Office launches a project to create an iOS and Android app. For this, we are looking for talented and ambitious programmers, who would like to participate in our Hackathon. The event will take place from Friday, March 27thto Monday, March 30th, 2020. The winning team of the Hackathon will receive CHF 5’000 and will be given the opportunity to be involved in the realization of the project. Further information on the project and the Hackathon is shared with applicants who receive a valid registration confirmation from Studer Family Office AG. Register for the Hackathon by sending an email with your application to: nikita.gudaev@studerfamilyoffice.com. Your registration will only be valid if you receive a registration confirmation from Studer Family Office AG, stating that you have been accepted to participate in the Hackathon. We are looking forward to your application! For more information, visit: https://studerfamilyoffice.com

*** Due to Covid-19, the Resource-Sharing in Nunavut Hackathon has been postponed. The Eventbrite page will provide details regarding the new venue and dates, when available. *** People who are interested in Canada’s Arctic and Indigenous Canadians -- public servants, creative and collaborative problem-solvers from all disciplines, tech-savvy people, and more! You're invited to participate in the Resource-Sharing in Nunavut Hackathon! You'll be challenged to develop ideas, solutions, demos that enable federal departments to embrace whole-of-government approaches and work more collaboratively while improving travel experiences for public servants not only in Nunavut but in all rural, remote and Northern regions. You'll get to address problems in one of the following three streams: Stream 1: Community-Based Awareness: How to build awareness of GOC resources for work and travel in the North? Stream 2: Internal Services Resource-Sharing: How to remove barriers to enable traveling employees to have access to vacant crown housing units, fleet vehicles, or flights? Stream 3: Supporting Big Government Priorities: How could resource-sharing initiatives support broad GOC priorities like Arctic, Indigenous Reconciliation, and Whole-of-Government approaches? Access practical advice on hackathon participation on the tips page!

High school students in and around Folsom, California! You're invited to take part in HackAttack 2020 - a 24-hour hackathon for Folsom! You'll be challenged to work in a team to plan, code, and present a unique, innovative technology solution. Present your project to a panel of judges for the chance to win your share of a prize pool worth thousands of dollars. Check out the tips page for information on hackathon participation!

Sustainability enthusiasts in Pakistan and abroad! The SDGs Academy of Pakistan invites you to take part in the first-ever Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Hackathon in Islamabad Pakistan. You'll get to collaborate with like-minded individuals to create innovative solutions that help attain Pakistan's SDGs of Pakistan -- particularly those for smart sustainable cities. Go to the expert advice page for insights on hackathon participation!

Designers, developers, strategists, innovators, and all who are interested in positive change! You're invited to participate in Toronto Jam for Good 2020! You'll get to work with like-minded people from different backgrounds to create a new service to tackle one or more of the world's most wicked social problems. You'll join a team and collaborate over the weekend to conceive, design and prototype a completely new service that addresses a given global theme on domains such as Wellbeing, Inclusion, Data & Sustainability. Present your team's project to a panel of expert judges for the chance to win! Visit the tips pagefor useful info on hackathon participation!

HackNITR is one of a kind hackathon which endeavours to bring and integrate talent, innovation, and creativity under one roof to build solutions for real-world problems using the latest technologies and would be one of the largest hackathons in the region. It aims to provide student developers from across the country, a platform to transform their ideas into prototypes and solve the enigmas. The hackathon would happen from 20-22 March 2020 at National Institute of Technology Rourkela campus. The event would comprise of 24 hours of hacking and also keynote addresses and workshops

The Hackathon Tool HUB event will gather 50 participants to find IT solutions which will contribute to entrepreneurial competencies development and improvement of the entrepreneurial education. Each of the 10 created teams will have the opportunity to share skills, learn from each other, offer new inputs and develop creative and innovative tools. At the end of the event participants will demonstrate those 10 developed applications and come up with national plan of usage. All the outcomes will be available on the project E-Portal. The event will take place in Chisinau, Moldova between 19-23 March , 2020 ( Travle days included) at Tekwill, a tech hub focusing on innovation and creative industry.

Viz for Social Goodhelps mission-driven organisations to promote social good and understand their own data through beautiful and informative data visualisation. Sunny Streetis changing the world by providing heartfelt healthcare to our community’s most vulnerable people. We need to be able to clearly articulate our social impact to our stakeholders, collaborators and potential sponsors and funding sources. We know that our outreach clinics benefit the lives of our patients, volunteers and the broader community through our authentic conversation-based model of care. Sunny Street needs powerful visual data representation that captures the multi-faceted benefits of these therapeutic relationships from the dedicated time and generosity of our volunteers.