In addition to traditional tracks like education or healthcare, you'll have the option to participate in the Code for Cause track and build a project to help a specific nonprofit. You'll compute for fun prizes, same as you would with any other track.
We'll get you in contact with the nonprofit so you can gain real-life project management experience. Also, you'll get the opportunity to earn volunteer service hours as Code for Cause is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
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.
MountainHacks invited high-schoolers from all experience levels to Mountain House High School. Organized by students from the school, this in-person hackathon had tons of cool stuff: food, swag (merch), workshops, prizes, and dev tools!
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 inclusion of women in STEM.
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If you're running your own hackathon and are interested in partnering with Code for Cause, we'd love to hear from you! Contact us at our email team@codeforcause.dev or through our contact us page.
Partnering with Code for Cause noticably increases project submission rates.
Connect and work with local nonprofits through a Code for Cause partnership.
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