Random Hacks of Kindness (this weekend!)

Random Hacks of Kindness (RHoK) is a global movement that connects developers from around the world with local non-profit organizations to help solve technological challenges.

The Vancouver event will open the evening of November 30th with a reception (including free beer as in Free Beer!) and project presentations. This will be followed by a two-day hackathon on Saturday December 1 and Sunday December 2.

We expect to have between 80 and 100 developers, designers and project participants helping on up to 10 different projects that help to solve technology and communciations challenges for non-profit organization both in Vancouver and around the world.

The Vancouver event will occur in tandem with events in over 20 cities around the world with more than 1000 participants working on different projects.

You should participate in RHoK Vancouver if you are passionate about using technology to help solve real world problems and if you have the following skills:

* developer/ programmer (games, websites, software, mobile apps, etc.)
* designer (web, games, apps, user interface, user experience expert, etc.)
* project analysts (project managers, quality assurance testers, process mappers, etc.)
* communications experts (copy writers, social media gurus, etc.)
* other skills that might help to create awesome projects