List of hackathons about non-profit in 2016

Artists, coders, community members, designers and others! New Jersey's West Windsor Arts Council and Code for Princeton invite you to explore how data can be visually compelling, informative, and foster civic engagement by creating art based on data. Collaborate in teams to create projects in the physical and digital realms that visualize data to bring awareness and positively impact issues in our community. Projects include: »Uncrash: Visualize NJDOT road accident and driver data »Greengraph: Visualize electricity and natural gas usage in the town of Princeton to make information accessible, tangible, and relatable to everyone so they might think about their personal consumption. »Water Toxicity: Creating visuals based on water toxicity levels in the VR 360 environment »Arts in the Everyday: Using data from "A Survey of Arts in Everyday Life (2002)" examine involvements of individuals in informal art activities like community theater, church choir, or painting portraits in a home studio »GIS Self-Segregation: Visualize the self-segregation patterns in West Windsor neighborhoods

Enter the Small Business Tech Hackathon. The hack is open to everyone who wants to design, code, and build new and innovative apps that target small businesses or non-profits. Your innovative solutions will help entrepreneurs and visionaries easily manage the administrative tasks of keeping their businesses successful and their non-profits healthy. Build a brand new solution that addresses one of these challenges: Category 1: Create an app that saves a small business time or money by solving a unique SMB problem. Category 2: Create an app that saves a non-profit time or money by solving a unique non-profit problem.

Tech savvy Nigerians! Do you have ideas that might strengthen the bond between citizens and government? Come and participate at the Open Alliance Transparency Hackathon, sponsored by the Open Alliance Nigeria. You'll collaborate with like-minded individuals to create an open government tech tool that can help the government, citizens and civil society bond. You will design the tool around Open Data/Open Government concepts, such that it can help realize the Government's transparency goals.

Join hundreds of other female hacking enthusiasts in the DC area to learn, hack, and better the world in this civic hackathon! Non-profits will present challenges for the participants to work on as they network with other independent ladies and solve problems for charitable organizations that need it. Already many non-profits have come forward with projects such as Mission: Launch, Think of Us, and Hear Me Code!

Teenagers aged between 13 and 18! You're invited to participate in the Tunis Civic Hackathon. You'll be challenged to find innovative solutions to social problems via new technologies. You will have the freedom and resources to work on whatever socially innovative solution you want to develop. Participate in a team of at least 2 people — maximum of five! This is an opportunity to share your innovative ideas with the world.

Creative women—and men—in Argentina's tech sector! Do you have ideas on using technology to help break down the barriers to female entrepreneurship? Want to help more women enter and succeed in the technology sector? Come and participate in the Lady Problem Global Hackathon Series in Buenos Aires! Collaborate with like-minded people in an effort to build creative digital solutions to realize the potential of the female half of our world population! You'll be asked to hack a solution to one of the following challenges: Health: Help women access health resources to ensure that they can have successful careers, regardless of whether or not they choose to have children. Safety: Help ensure that women can be safe when they; go to, are at, and come home from, work. Economic Empowerment: Help women gain financial literacy and access the resources they need to grow their businesses. Culture: Help women access better mentorship and feel less isolated in the workplace. The winning team from Buenos Aires will be inducted into AngelHack’s Social Good Accelerator, a 12-week mentorship and acceleration program. Check out the hackathon tips pagefor best practice info!

Creative women—and men—in the San Francisco Bay Area's tech sector! Do you have ideas on using technology to help break down the barriers to female entrepreneurship? Want to help more women enter and succeed in the technology sector? Come and participate in the Lady Problem Global Hackathon Series in San Francisco! Collaborate with like-minded people in an effort to build creative digital solutions to realize the potential of the female half of our world population! You'll be asked to hack a solution to one of the following challenges: Health: Help women access health resources to ensure that they can have successful careers, regardless of whether or not they choose to have children. Safety: Help ensure that women can be safe when they; go to, are at, and come home from, work. Economic Empowerment: Help women gain financial literacy and access the resources they need to grow their businesses. Culture: Help women access better mentorship and feel less isolated in the workplace. The winning team from San Francisco will be inducted into AngelHack’s 12-week Social Good Accelerator mentorship and acceleration program. Prior to taking part in the Lady Problem Global Hackathon, visit our hackathon tips pagefor best practice info!

Christian techies, designers, and entrepreneurs in the Philippines! Come to Manila and participate in Code for the Kingdom. You'll be challenged to create innovative culture-shaping solutions that help reclaim our times for the Gospel. Come participate and you will be confronted with challenges such as how technology can: Bring the word of God to the first generation of children who are growing up with mobile devices? Help reduce and/or combat the effects of fatherlessness in a child’s life? Foster a culture of generosity towards each other? Identify, promote, test, collaborate, augment, and fill the gaps in ministry programs around the city? Disrupt human trafficking? Answers to commonly-asked questions about C4TK participation can be found on the hackathon tips page!

Christian designers, developers, technologists! Participate in the 2nd Annual Rocky Mountain Hackathon and help create technology that will address real world problems, including: »Helping strengthen and enrich marriages »Lowering the barriers for adoption and foster care »Help individuals with autism and their families thrive »Help respond to the needs of people in crisis

Christian technologists and entrepreneurs in the United Kingdom! Whether you are a tech enthusiast or work in tech: as a designer, developer, data analyst, product manager, digital marketer, or entrepreneur, you're invited to participate in the Code for the Kingdom 2016 hackathon. This hackathon is part of a global series happening in 20 cities around the world including Addis Ababa, Bangalore, Houston, Jakarta, and Los Angeles. You'll get to grapple with challenges that are aimed at helping release the oppressed, teaching God’s Word, feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and supporting Christianity. Visit the expert tips page for useful info on hackathon participation!