#Hackathontime

What can IT professionals do to design the future of technology enablement for charities and drive a digital revolution across the not-for-profit sector to create truly connected and more effective 21st century charitable organisations?

A platform for change

Inclusive and open
Democratic and social
Staged and iterative

Impact of CITL Hackathon - 1

• Show how inclusive and open the Charity IT sector is in involving people across all organisations and at all levels in ideas and effort to shape the future of IT in the not-for-profit world.

Impact of CITL Hackathon - 2

• Produce a set of 5+ key areas to take forward as planned programmes of cross-cutting work - not unique to one charity but more applicable to the sector as a whole that will have a huge positive impact to the people and the work of charities.

Impact of CITL Hackathon - 3

• Create a platform to keep hacking and innovation going - a stream of constant ideation in an ever-changing world.

Further thoughts on the proposal and platform





Agree the top-level theme by Friday 18th September





Agree a launch date - suggest Week 4 September and run for 2 weeks





Agree how to handle comms to teams / organisations





Hacks will be analysed in week up to CITL Conference and revealed at event on 15 October

Connected future for charities