Designing and coding for social impact
Develop for Good aims to accelerate the digital transformation of the nonprofit sector while empowering the next generation of leaders in tech to commit their skills for social good.
How it worksOur projects
80+
nonprofit
partners
770+
unique
volunteers
260+
unique
universities
2200+
volunteer
applications
60,000+
accumulated
volunteer hours
$2M
saved in nonprofit
development costs
770+
unique
volunteers
60,000+
accumulated
volunteer hours
80+
nonprofit
partners
260+
unique
universities
$2M
saved in nonprofit
development costs
We have partnerships with teams at organizations all over the world
Our projects span web and mobile development, product and UX/UI design, data science, AI/ML, and more
CARE
Crowdfunding for ecosystem services prototype for water team
Do For Children
Development of a website to enable youth empowerment in Malawi
Amelior8
Allowing NGOs to share resources and knowledge
How it works
Nonprofits partner with us
We provide our development and design services at a discounted rate to nonprofit organizations and governing agencies. As a result, we eliminate the need for expensive outsourcing and ease the load on in-house development teams.
Volunteers submit applications
We encourage university students and recent graduates to apply to volunteer their technical skills. Our ideal applicant is looking to gain real-world experience in product development and is driven by a desire to use tech for social good.
Volunteers matched to nonprofit projects
We match 5-7 volunteers to each project based on their skill sets, prior experiences, and preferences. Each team has a volunteer Product Manager to drive progress and communication, and an Industry Mentor to advise on key decisions.
Volunteers matched to nonprofit projects
We aim to complete projects within a 14-week time frame by mandating a 5-10 hr/wk commitment from each volunteer. We maintain documentation and ethical development practices with full transparency for seamless project handover to our clients.
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