We are working with our Volunteer Product Managers (vPMs) to create a 3‑slide pitch deck that will be presented at the hackathon along with a Software Requirements Doc (SRD) for each nonprofit.

Nonprofit Problems Finalized

Check back on this page for nonprofit problems that hackers will work on.

Nonprofit Problems Announced

Welcome! We'll be in‑person at ASU in Tempe, Arizona. Start reviewing nonprofits and problems to solve. We only have budget to support 90 hackers with delicious food so get in line early – only the first 90 hackers will be admitted and we'll add everyone else to a [#waitlist](https://opportunity-hack.slack.com/archives/C07QMHBRGKD).

✨ Doors Open

- Keynote by [Jaime (Forsht) Ludka](https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaime-ludka-1b05478/)
- Logistics and rules presented

Kickoff: Welcome, logistics, and rules

Nonprofits pitch their problems to hackers.  These are kept secret until just before the hackathon and are published on DevPost via an update which also is emailed to all hackers.

Nonprofit Pitches

Teams form and select their nonprofit problem to work on. 
1. Listen to nonprofit pitches and rank your choices
2. Connect with others interested in the same problems if you don't have a team 
3. Teams select their nonprofit problem
4. Begin hacking on your chosen project! [Create your team here](/hack/2026_fall/manageteam) – you need to do this before we give you your OHack t‑shirt.

Team Formation

## Hacking begins! 
Find a table with your team and start thinking about how to break down the project into smaller tasks and who will work on those tasks

🚀Hacking Begins

🍽️ Lunch

Greg will walk through how he codes in an AI-Native way using ClaudeCode

Breakout Session/Workshop

🍽️ Breakfast

Get feedback on your project & presentation from mentors – now is the time to button up your demos! Don't wait – focus on your presentation now and give your pitch to mentors.

You can [start your DevPost submission](https://opportunity-hack-2026-arizona.devpost.com/) at any time

Remember to think about the [judging criteria](https://www.ohack.dev/about/judges) for how you frame your project.
1. Scope of Solution
2. Documentation
3. Polish
4. Security

Presentation Feedback Hour: Feedback on your project and presentation

Hacking ends. All video submissions and code are frozen.
1. Projects must be submitted [on DevPost](https://wics-ohack-sp26-hackathon.devpost.com/)
2. All code checked into develop or main branch [on GitHub](https://github.com/2026-ASU-WiCS-Opportunity-Hack)

🛑 Hacking Ends 🛑

## Live demos!
- We'll split into two rooms for demos in-front of judges
- 6 minute total time for each team
- Recommended: 4 min live demo, 2 mins of Q&A

We'll publish the demo order, once you are done, you can take a break, touch grass, and come back for the closing ceremony 

Judging Begins!

Judging Ends

Winners announced and closing remarks (Visionary tier: 5 min, Transformer tier: 2 min, Changemaker tier: 1 min)

Winners Announced

✅ Judge Check-in

Join the 2026 ASU WiCS Hackathon, OHack is partnering with Women in Computer Science (WiCS) on March 28‑29 2026 in Tempe, Arizona. Hackers will sprint through a 2-day challenge that pairs teams with real‑world nonprofit problems, guided by industry mentors and a panel of seasoned judges. 

This mission‑driven event will help hack innovative tech solutions that empower underserved communities while offering participants hands‑on experience, networking opportunities, and a chance to win cash prizes and industry exposure.

You only need to be a university student at any university - you do not need to be an ASU WiCS Member to participate.

DevPost

GitHub

Slack Channel

Fundraiser

Code of Conduct

Liability Waiver

Photo Release Agreement

WIAL is a global non-profit dedicated to advancing Action Learning methodology. Founded by Dr. Michael Marquardt based on Reg Revans' work, WIAL certifies Action Learning Coaches and helps organizations solve business challenges while developing leaders.

World Institute for Action Learning

Established in 1995, the Chandler CARE Center is a school-based family resource center. The Center's mission is to promote students’ school readiness, attendance, and academic success by providing medical treatment, social services, parent education programs, and referrals. Most services are free of charge to families thanks to the many funders, professionals, and service organizations contributing financially and volunteering their services. The Center opened at San Marcos Elementary School in 1995, providing a small scope of essential services to Chandler and Chandler Unified School District youth. Over time, the community grew and our programs grew with it; in order to accommodate more services the free-standing Chandler CARE Center was opened on the campus of Galveston Elementary School in 2010

Chandler CARE Center

01-anveshi

Anveshi

Anshika Bahrie

Himaja Jonnakuti

Vedasri Godishala

02-victory

Victory

Tanmai Potla

Suma Mallu

Mrudula Eluri

Sanjana

MRUDULA ELURI

03-nanpossible

NaNpossible

04-dev-crew

Dev Crew

Siya SIngh

Misha Kumari

Abhinav Reja

Neha Valeti

05-team-kk

Team KK

Ashwanth Balakrishnan

keerthana jayaraman

06-next-wave

Next Wave

Hemakshi Pandey

Himanshu Pant

07-null-pointers

Null Pointers

Madumita Karthikeyan

Dheeraj Kiran Enna

08-brainbytes

BrainBytes

Hansini Podila

Kira Desai

Helen Philio

Supraja Sreevatsan

09-barack-obama

Barack Obama

Kristal Stewart

Afriha Mohammed

10-anhiti-rihaan

Anhiti & Rihaan

Anhiti Vooturi

Rihaan Natani

11-io

Idil Kale

Omer Kuyucu

12-hackforge

HackForge

Gauri Maid

Dipesh Gupta

Pranav Kishor Irlapale

Shivani Kulkarni

13-bubble-guppies

Bubble Guppies

Sara

Harrison Liu

Natalie Feliciano

14-quadcoders

QuadCoders

Keerthana Sri Muthuraman

Abbhijit Venkatachalam

Shashwat

Swetha Sridharan

15-nag-timers

Nag timers

Rishabh Meena

Prisha Nag

Dhruv Patel

Richard Henderson

16-vineet-punit

Vineet ,Punit

Pumpking

17-noobhackers

NoobHackers

Rashi Sharma

Shashwat Dwivedi

Harsh Tita

18-stumble-guys

Stumble Guys

19-dyad

Dyad

Vijaikumar Meenakshi Nandakumar

Immanuvel Raja Nicholas Mani

20-k-hack

K-Hack

Ji-Seong Han

Ju-Won Hyun

Ji Seong Han

21-not-so-cool

Not So Cool

Sai Amulya Pingili

Niharika Ravilla

22-git-it-girls

Git It Girls

Ananya Arora

Manya Mehta

Anushka Tiwari

23-mj

Maitreyee Atul Deshmukh

24-sync-solve

Sync&Solve

Debaleena Chakraborty

sbishno2

25-kaur

Kaur

Mehzbeen Sandhu

Arleen Kaur Teerthy

26-a-train

A-Train

Nirmalraju Kangeyan

Neric Joel Arul Joel Paulraj

27-three-byte

Three Byte

Aziza Usman

Le Thu Trang Truong

Joana Choong

28-shawarmaalgo

shawarmaalgo

Humza Faisal

Beybut Abdulrahimov

Ayan Islam

29-gitgood

GitGood

Wendy Ceja Gonzalez

autumn mccombs

Sophia Lin

Enci Zheng

ThreeByte

Trang Truong

Huy Nguyen

Autumn McCombs

CaseTrack

Saniya Nande

Siddhesh Vinayak More

Shreeraj Vijay Bhamare

Siddharth Bhamare

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WIAL Project

Shashwat Rao Balaji

Chirag Manjeshwar

Team-03-nanpossible

Manaswi Seela

Pragyan jyoti

Ryan Sam Varghese

team-01-anveshi

team-12-hackforge

team-10-anhiti-rihaan

Amor Et Cura

Jean Johnson

team-05-team-kk

CareTrack - a full AI-powered case manager

Vishal Juneja

Scrollabus

Yi Xin Ong

Nonprofit Case Manager

Byte Me

Bhavya Shah

Aakash Khepar

ASU WiCS Hackathon March 2026 - Nonprofit Innovation Challenge - March 28‑29