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Join us for Cleveland GiveCamp 2025!July 18-20 at Hyland in Westlake
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Join us for Cleveland GiveCamp, where volunteers with technical, creative and organizational skills come together for a weekend to partner with nonprofits and help bring their digital projects to life.

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Nonprofits

If you are a Northeast Ohio nonprofit with a clunky website, a broken-down volunteer database, an e-newsletter that’s gone glitchy or any other tech problem that you think one of our crack tech-creative teams could help you solve in a weekend, we’d love to hear from you. Find out more.

We are no longer accepting applications for 2025’s event.

Volunteers

If you’re a designer, programmer, writer/editor or project management whiz who wants to work with great people doing meaningful work that begins and ends in one weekend, join us.

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Sponsors

If you want to support our work financially or with goods in kind, we would love to feature you or your business at Cleveland GiveCamp. Everyone involved in GiveCamp is a volunteer and all donations go directly into running the event. Find out more.

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While we are able to help non-profits once a year, sometimes that’s not enough. The following are resources that may be helpful to you:

  • BVU’s “Ask the Expert” is a skills-based volunteering program providing FREE 60-minute sessions to all Northeast Ohio nonprofits, providing opportunities to work one-on-one with consultants in a variety of areas – including marketing, technology, legal, finance, HR and more. BVU offers a variety of other services to nonprofits – find out more here.
  • Meetup.com features many local tech oriented meetup groups whose members may be able to serve your needs. If you have an existing website, chances are there’s a local group that discusses that technology.
  • Several online platforms exist that offer free or paid lessons on your specific technology. YouTube is one of the most popular, but options like Coursera, Udemy, and LinkedIn Learning have many helpful tutorials. You can search for courses on “Wordpress”, “Wix”, “Squarespace” or any other software your application is built on.
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