List of hackathons about non-profit in 2020

Coders, designers, researchers, project managers, subject matter experts, testers, and just plain folks! DemocracyLab invites you to sign up for the online Summer Create-a-thon! This will be a gathering of a tech-for-good community to collaborate on innovative, creative projects that can make a difference for nonprofits, government agencies, and social impact startups. You'll get to work on your choice of projects that have signed up with DemocracyLab! Visit our tips page to make sure you're best prepared for your hackathon experience.

Kids ages 12 - 15 in and around Oakland and the Bay Area! The Education Department of Oakland's Museum of Art and Digital Entertainment (The Made) invites you to take part in The Made Education - Roblox Hackathon. You'll be challenged to use the Roblox Studio gaming platform to build a platformer game that uses the Obby template to satisfy some or all of the following: At least 40 platforms to jump on, Your choice of at least 4 different platform sizes, At least 4 different colors and textures on the platforms, Four different platform heights, At least 4 different sounds, A background. Make sure you're prepared for The Made Roblox Hackathon experience -- visit the tips page!

Hack the Fog 1.0 made history in San Francisco providing a first time experience for many high schoolers in San Francisco. Due to the pandemic Hack the Fog 2.0 was put on hold but we are happy to bring Hack the Cloud, our online hackathon in response to the pandemic.

Techie participants in the IAC Eitanim Summer Hackathon 2020 are showcasing their projects at the Demo Day. Come and show your support for the final round teams, as they present and demo their projects in a “Shark Tank” style presentation to a panel of expert judges.

School-aged students in the Greater London Area! If you are interested in coding, then you're invited to participate in a hackathon and entrepreneurship meetup hosted by the Loop coding academy for school-students. If you're under 18 years of age, you'll need to bring a Guardian! At this event, selected students will get to meet with business-minded entrepreneurs and tech-experts from the London tech ecosystem. You'll also compete in a 5-hour hackathon with a theme of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Get hackathon advice from the tips page!

Developers, makers, designers or just plain techies! If you want to improve the world, Microsoft Innovation Center invites you to participate in the next edition of Hack in the Woods. At this eco-responsible event at Domaine De Graux in the Tournai region of Belgium, you'll pitch your tent right in the heart of nature. Then as a member of a team, you'll have four days to design and prototype an innovative solution to a challenge posed by a partner humanitarian organisation such as Handicap International, or Good Planet.

Student techies and social entrepreneurial types -- ages 13-22! If you're passionate about social, economic, environmental, and other issues that challenge humanity, then the Next Generation Nations (NGN) organization invites you to participate in the virtual (Zoom Video) NGN Hackathon. Register with a team of up to 5 students and from a startup that addresses one of the following NGN challenges: NGN Goal 5: Healthcare Access for All NGN Goal 7: Improving Education Access for All NGN Goal 13: Heal the Air and Cleaning the Environment NGN Goal 17: Safely integrate A.I. and Robotics into society The top 20 teams advance to the live pitch round, where they will pitch for their product to a panel of tech execs and venture capitalists for a pool of $14,000 in prizes. The expert tips page provides useful info on hackathon participation!

Apply to be a part of the COVID-19 Policy Hackathon today! Join us June 13th-14th for a weekend dedicated to addressing our world’s most pressing policy issues arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. With mentorship from academics and industry leaders, the COVID-19 Policy Hackathon provides a platform for individuals to contribute innovative policy proposals. Apply today to contribute your ideas. The world needs new voices, let yourself be one of them. Please contact covid19policyhackathon@gmail.com with any questions.For details, see official website: www.covid19policyhackathon.com

An Exclusive Hackathon for Students & Professionals RestartIndia Online Hackathon 2020, an initiative for building solutions around problems that have come up due to the ongoing COVID- 19 pandemic. If not much is done now, India might also stand at the same verge. Thus, we came together to give a platform to our young and bright minds so that they can help alleviate the problems that plague our country To Join, Register at- https://restartindia.devfolio.co Both students and professionals can participate in this hackathon, they will be admitted into different tracks and would be judged separately. We have exciting rewards that are mentioned on our website. Clickhere to view the rewards To stayupdated, please follow- Twitter : https://twitter.com/restartIndiaorg Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdVQm3tMquA Telegram : https://t.me/restartindia

We are currently facing a pandemic. But as long as we work together we can face any challenge 🚀. It's amazing to see how the world can come together so quickly in times of crisis. We believe that we can achieve a similar reaction 💪 to an equally dangerous, although even less visible, crisis: climate change.. That's why on the 12th of June 2020 we, FruitPunch AI, will organise AI to Save the Planet (ASAP) Online, an online event, so we can join arms despite these difficult times. In the fight against climate change, resources are scarce. We believe artificial intelligence to be the best force-multiplier. We also believe in self-sustaining projects. ASAP Online is a competition 🏆 for the best sustainable business case that tackles climate change with AI. We like to call it the Heroes track: we will guide you through the process during the competition. We will match you with other bright minds to form a team, we’ll have guided online brainstorming sessions and experts available on call! At the end everyone will pitch and our expert jury will decide on the winner. We’ve given the competition an exciting twist with our new ‘Cards Against Climate Change’. Pick a card, make your match and create the best solution! Curious to learn more about how this works? Go to www.fruitpunch.ai/asap to find out! The event is freely accessible to everyone, worldwide 🌍!