Build real solutions for real nonprofits at hackathons near you.
You can expect great prizes, just like any other track.
Colleges and employers love seeing real projects that help real nonprofits.
Put your coding skills to a good use and give back to your community.
Expertise Hacks, hosted by ExpertiseNPO, will have free entry, lunch, dinner, and countless workshops throughout the day filled with guest speakers. Open to ALL skill levels, and with over $45,000 in prizes, it's the perfect opportunity to explore your hacking skills, network with others, and even get into contact with several CEOs and successful engineers that will be visiting.
E-Med Hacks, hosted by Mission San Jose, is open to both highschoolers and undergrad students. With free entry, lunch, dinner, and guest speakers there is no reason not to attend. Additionally, it's the largest medical focused hackathon in Bay Area. Open to ALL skill levels, it's the perfect opportunity to make projects, connections, and a positive change in our communities.
BellHacks2.0 is a partnership between the students of Bellarmine College Preparatory and Code for Cause. This hackathon is open to all high school students and showcases Code for Cause's impace by expanding to 3 tracks: education, environment, healthcare. BellHacks2.0 will feature workshops, guest speakers, and prizes. Join us for a day of coding, collaboration, and creativity and we hope to make a real impact.
Bay Hacks 2.0 was a 11-hour hybrid hackathon that took place at the San Jose West Valley Library, bringing together over 200 high and middle school students.
Milpitas Hacks was the first high school hackathon in Milpitas started by Milpitas Unified School District students. Over 100 students registered for this event committed to the
MountainHacks was a 12-hour hackathon that took place online, bringing together over 100 high school students from around the world. It was Code for Cause's first international hackathon.
OhloneHacks was Code for Cause's first time implementing the Code for Cause Track. It was a 14-hour hackathon that took place at Ohlone College, bringing together over 100 high school and community college students.
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