List of hackathons about non-profit in 2016

teenhackathon.com invites minors under 19 years of age to participate in an outdoor hackathon. Must have your own laptop with wifi capability. Learn to code on Saturday—on Sunday, you present your app to a panel! Novice coders will be given access to source code for iOS, Android, or a web app to "re-skin" or re-theme.

People are always evolving, learning, and adapting. In the 21st century, new technologies force us to change more quickly and dramatically than ever before. Is technology advancing humanity or is it making us lazy? Startup Institute is hosting the HackHuman Hackathon to challenge you to build and pitch a product/service that uses technology in order to advance the way we live, work, or play. Not a coder? Not a problem! This event is open to educators and human services professionals, business minds, artists, students, technologists, and more.

This is a 24hour event for you to come and participante in making projects that have no value whatsoever. The categories include: Sexy Machine Learning, Freemium Decommodification, Design Like It's 1999, Lamefication, Buzzwords, #Disruptive Browser Plugins, Internet of Poop, Disrupting Dykes, Offline Markov Chain ChatBots, Radical Exclusion Social Hacking, Queueing Modulation, Monetizing Esoteric Languages, Snack Driven Development. There are no limits to your creations but spaces are limited so sign up today!

Developers, students, designers, business people, gardeners! Love innovation? Love your city? Want to bring innovation to Montréal? Gestion Immobilière Quo Vadis (Montréal, Canada) and YY Goshti (Dhaka, Bangladesh) are bringing Montréal's first ever simultaneous HACKATHON, a completely unique event that will take place in synch and in coordination with an identical event in Bangladesh! Come and hack the concept of URBAN AGRICULTURE - build and put into action sustainable concepts and practices and innovative city development.

Come and participate in the mpactNPO Charity Hackathon weekend! Collaborate to give back to the community by providing IT solutions to the following charities: Amnesty International, Make Live Give, Rainbow Youth, and Lifewise. Just bring an open mind, a smile and your own computer/laptop. Don’t forget your phone, chargers or any other gadgets that you rely on.

Do you think you can do social good with technology? Great! Then sign up for Barcamp Non-Profits -- the unconference designed for anyone interested or involved in non-profit or technology work. Attendees are anyone working in a non-profit who is interested in technology -- or anyone working in digital technology who is interested in non-profits: developers, designers, strategists etc. You'll come together and learn from -- and network with -- like-mided people. An unconference is an open, workshop-style event where the content is provided by the participants. This is the 5th London event, previous topics covered have included; social impact measurement, open source tech, open data, social media, digital tools swapshop, running a hackathon for a cause, and more.

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!

Wigan tech teens -- aged 13 -18! Show off your coding and programming skills at Wigan Youth Hack -- a free event, for teenagers who live in the Wigan borough. Everyone that takes part in the Wigan hack will get the opportunity to attend a big hack meet-up at the amazing Sharp Project with others across Greater Manchester who will also have been hacking.

Come and code with your friends - or learn to code and make friends. Digital companies will set challenges and offer prizes for the best hack. This doesn't just mean the best code - its about working well as a team, being willing to learn, showing all kinds of skills. This is a fun event where the aim is to work together, learn and produce something cool. If you've not done a hack before, no worries - there'll be friendly mentors on hand to help you out. You just need to bring a laptop and some enthusiasm and be ready to work with other people.

Are you a techie teen — or want to be one? School's out now, so sign up for the Teen Hackathon (teenhackathon.com). Take this opportunity to "watch and learn" how to code!