State Farm is more than just an auto insurance company. It’s a provider of solutions for your life, not just your stuff. State Farm is here to help life go right™ to recover from the unexpected and realize your dreams.
Your challenge is to develop an app that incorporates our Neighborhood of Good message and community offers. Use your creativity to tailor it to what you think may fit. Your theme can be fun, it can be applicable to real life disaster recovery, it can be ways you feel we can make the customer experience of buying and retaining State Farm insurance better, or whatever your team dreams up.

https://neighborhoodofgood.statefarm.com/

Register the most interesting domain using your FREE Domain.com credit this weekend to win Raspberry Pis.

https://hack.mlh.io/prizes/

Solve the highest number of problems and win a JBL Clip bluetooth speaker for each team member (up to 4 total team members).

Use a Qualcomm device, like a DragonBoard 410c, in an internet of Things project this weekend to win a DragonBoard 410c.

Use a Google Cloud Platform service (like hosting or machine learning) in your project to win Google Home Minis.

https://hack.mlh.io/prizes/

Use Snap kit to integrate Snapchat's best feature into your hack to win a Casio Calculator Watch.

https://hack.mlh.io/prizes/

Develop a solution to solve for nutrition in areas where fresh vegetables might be in low supply, and at a price point where spoilage is a significant concern for low income single mothers.

Build a tool to help low income residents easily identify public transportation options and child care centers in the vicinity of businesses with open job postings. Develop in a cloud platform using modern python languages and software engineering.

Solve the image section identification and annotation challenge posed in Dr. Daniel's Machine Learning Workshop to win Google Home Minis.

Develop any program you like, but it must have the following criteria.
1. Further, develop DLL Projects during the 48 hours of HackGSU
2. All projects must involve technology and impact a well-defined social or community issue
3. Final projects must be an app or device
4. Prototypes must have a visual representation and wireframe to walk us through the process
[Tiffany Green-Abdullah] We are nearing the end of DLL and we need to see minimum viable products.
5. Non-DLL Students may accept this challenge. Prizes can only be awarded to GSU Students.
6. DLL Challenge participants can get support from coaches at HackGSU as needed
7. DLL teams can apply to multiple challenges during HackGSU but this challenge must be completed.