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LA Hacks can't happen without the support of our wonderful sponsors. As we celebrate our 15th year, we're ready to make our main spring hackathon bigger and better than ever.

Main LA Hacks hackathon: Mid-April 2027 at UCLA Pauley Pavilion — our flagship 36-hour student event. Sponsorships help us keep the hackathon free for participants.

Let's Work Together

Tell us what your team wants to achieve, and we'll build a sponsorship package around it.

How sponsorship supports students

Sponsorships help LA Hacks provide a free educational experience for students. Sponsor support helps make it possible to offer resources, workshops, mentorship, meals, technology access, prizes, and other aspects of the hackathon at no cost to participants—while companies engage as partners in student education.

Why Sponsor LA Hacks?

  • Curated Resume Book

    Recruit from an opt-in resume book featuring 1000+ student developers, designers, and emerging founders.

  • Event & Merch Branding

    Put your logo across high-visibility event touchpoints, including signage, digital displays, and merchandise.

  • Social Media Marketing

    Reach the LA Hacks community through coordinated social campaigns before, during, and after the event.

  • Company Challenges

    Launch a branded challenge that encourages hackers to build with your technology and solve a meaningful prompt.

  • Workshops & Demos

    Lead a technical workshop, product demo, or founder talk that gives hackers practical experience with your tools.

  • On-site Recruiting

    Meet standout builders through mentorship, judging, office hours, and meaningful conversations throughout the weekend.

LA Hacks 2026 Sponsors

Fetch.ai
ROBLOX
Cognition
Base44
Logitech
Aramco
Figma
World U
Zetic
Amazon
Happy Hacking Keyboard
Cloudinary
Scifin
Creao AI
ASUS
Adobe
Google
Arista Networks
MLH
Ditto.ai
Texas Instruments

Sponsor Highlights

MSI team handing out laptops and monitors to hackers
MSI gives out laptops and monitors to eager hackers
Logitech team demoing products at their hackathon booth
The Logitech team at their company booth during the hackathon, where they presented product demos to hackers
Michael Yan speaking at the opening ceremony
Michael Yan, Simplify CEO & Founder, speaks at opening ceremony
Google team leading a product workshop
Google team hosts a workshop demonstrating their new product
Snap engineer teaching hackers to use Spectacles
Snap engineer shows hackers how to use Spectacles

501(c)(3) Educational Nonprofit (EIN 81-4540041)

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