0 m · Surface
Harvard Computer Society presentsHack 4 Good
A weekend for undergraduates to dive into real social challenges, including problems brought forward by nonprofit and community partners. Free for accepted hackers.
Apply now10 m · Sunlight zone
Build for impact,
not just for points.
Hack 4 Social Good is a weekend where students come together to code, build, and turn ideas into implementable projects. Teams take on real social challenges, with mentors on hand and beginner-friendly workshops all weekend.
40 m · Twilight zone
Tracks
More info to come
We're finalizing tracks with our nonprofit and community partners. Each track will have its own prize.
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Track 01To be revealedPrizeTBA
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Track 02To be revealedPrizeTBA
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Track 03To be revealedPrizeTBA
100 m · Open water
Sponsors
Our sponsors help bring a weekend of building for good to life.
More sponsors coming soon.
Interested in sponsoring?
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What is a hackathon?
A weekend where students come together to code, build, and turn ideas into implementable projects.
What is unique about Hack 4 Social Good?
Hack 4 Social Good focuses on impact: teams work on real social challenges, including problems brought forward by nonprofit and community partners.
Who can participate?
Hack 4 Social Good is open to undergraduate students from any school, major, and experience level.
What can I win?
We offer one prize per track. You can also win prizes through mini-events and raffles throughout the weekend. You'll get free swag just by submitting a project!
Do I need coding experience?
Not at all! All weekend, there will be beginner-friendly workshops covering the basics and mentors on hand.
How much does it cost?
The event is free for accepted hackers, including meals, workshops, mentorship, and event programming.
How big can teams be?
Teams can be a max of 4 people.
What if I don't have a team?
You will have opportunities to find people to form a team through the Discord and/or at the hackathon!
What will we do other than hack?
There will be professional opportunities, including coffee chats; workshops for learning different skills; and fun, team-building activities!
300 m · Abyssal reef
Ready to
dive in?
Registration is open for undergraduates from any school.
Come build something that matters.