Seattle GiveCamp 2018

Where: Microsoft Commons, Redmond, Washington.

When: October 26-28, 2018. Seattle GiveCamp 2018 schedule.

What: The nonprofit projects for 2018 have been selected (see below) and volunteer registration is now closed. We are at capacity.

2018 Projects:

• La Leche League of Washington - Migrate Drupal website to WordPress, Wix, SquareSpace, or a similar website platform.
• Northwest Green Chemistry - Replace Google Sheets-based tool for workflow with a better solution and integrate with their SquareSpace website.
• Seattle Ladies Choir - WordPress website makeover. Current design is quite old.
• Southwest Seattle Historical Society - Create walking tour of small museum as single page application within WordPress website.
• Solid Ground - Take prototype of text-alerting system created using SharePoint, PowerApps, Microsoft Flow, complete it and move it into production. The creator of the prototype will be part of the team.
• Image Journal - Create mobile app (iOS and Android) using progressive web app (pwa) technology.
• Seattle Theatre Group - Create web-based game that low-income community members would use to reveal a discount code to win free tickets to STG performances.
• Street Youth Ministries - Debug and fix and enhance existing client management system built using MySQL (or SQL Server) and ASP.NET.
• Zero Waste Washington - Create responsive web-based counting program for litter counting project. The scope is to create a prototype that might eventually become a mobile app at a later date (or GiveCamp).
• Washington Poison Center - Configure Little Green Light to manage fundraising for the organization.
• St. Stephen Housing Association - Redesign and migrate custom website to WordPress, Wix, SquareSpace, or a similar website platform.
• United Indians of All Tribes Foundation - WordPress redesign or perhaps migrate site to Wix or SquareSpace to make easier to maintain.
• University of Washington Botanic Gardens Rare Plant Care and Conservation - Migrate Microsoft Access-based database to SQL Server and connect to ASP.NET-based website. Link existing Access user interface to SQL Server tables.