THANK YOU!
To everyone who came together to make it a great success! Whether you were with us on-line or in-person, your contribution was truly felt!
Photo Credit: Adam Zivo
Wow, what an amazing past couple of months, and what a tremendous PrideHacks season!
Here’s What we accomplished at both PrideHacks events-
- 200+ attendees at each, the Toronto and Montreal cocktails
- 60 dedicated volunteer hackers attended each hackathon
- 13 nonprofit organizations received tech solutions ranging from websites to data management solutions (6 during Toronto and 7 in Montreal)
- Overall 1400 volunteer hours were contributed to building technology for stronger communities across both events.
Photo Credit: Samuel Villeneuve
THANK YOU to our nonprofit partners, you are the reason why we organize PrideHacks! Thank you to our supporting partners - we could not make it PrideHacks free and accessible to our community without your support!
PrideHacks Toronto
Photo Credit: Adam Zivo
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Thank you to our nonprofit partners: 75 Shots Pocket Cinema, FrancoQueer, Gay Men's Sexual Health Alliance (GMSH), Indigenous Friends Association, MAX Ottawa and QMUNITY.
Thank you to our supporting partners: (Unicorn) Wealthsimple (Pride) Google Chrome (Ally) Jobber, Fullscript, Rangle.io, Twitter (Qmunity) Haloo, Pride at Work Canada, Osedea
PrideHacks Montreal
Photo Credit: Adam Zivo
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Thank you to our nonprofit partners: AIESEC, AGIR Montréal, Black Executive Leadership Initiative (BELI), Buckskin Babes Urban Moose Hide Tanning Collective, image+nation, Project 10, and The LGBT+ Family Coalition
Thank you to our supporting partners: (Unicorn) Moment Factory and PwC Canada (Pride) Cloud Chamber, Google Chrome, TouchTunes and Accenture (Ally) Sun Life Financial, Fierté Montreal, Twitter (Qmunity) ORO Health, Osedea and Pride at Work Canada.
Photo Credit: Adam Zivo
Missed the event? Check out the photos from Toronto and Montreal:
Toronto Cocktail - Photographer credit - Adam Zivo
Toronto Hackathon - Photographer credit - Adam Zivo
Montreal Cocktail - Photographer credit - Adam Zivo
Montreal Hackathon - Photographer credit - Samuel Villeneuve
Also, if you would like to catch up on what the teams produced at the hackathon, check out the presentation videos HERE!
Thanks again for making this PrideHacks season a total success - we can’t wait to see you at our next event!
Photo Credit: Samuel Villeneuve