BarCamp Philly
BarCamp Philly is an ad-hoc unconference born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment.
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Financial Contributions
Help us grow the mission of BarCamp Philly throughout the year, with a membership that includes one free ticket to our next "main event" along wit... Read more
Help us grow the mission of BarCamp Philly throughout the year, with a membership that includes two free tickets to our next "main event" along wit... Read more
Help us grow the mission of BarCamp Philly throughout the year, with a membership that includes four free tickets to our next "main event" along w... Read more
Support the BarCamp Philly community throughout the year, and get first-to-know invitations to upcoming events and early access to our "main event"... Read more
Events
BarCamp Philly is hosting the following events.
Top financial contributors
$8,344.84 USD since Jul 2024
$3,000 USD since Mar 2024
BarCamp Philly is all of us
Our contributors 6
Thank you for supporting BarCamp Philly.
Joe Taylor Jr.
jvictor
Guest
Year-Round Support
$8,345 USD
Incognito
Year-Round Support
$3,000 USD
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
$5,204.86 USD
$15,091.04 USD
$9,886.18 USD
$11,344.84 USD
Expenses
Expenses paid
6
Amount disbursed
$626.07
| Tags | # of Expenses | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| no tag | 6 | $626.07 |
Contributions
Contributions received
2
Amount collected
$11,344.84
| Tiers | # of Contributions | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| one-time | 2 | $11,344.84 |
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News from BarCamp Philly
Updates on our activities and progress.
Sept 3 Meeting Notes
BCP 2024: Aug 19 Meeting Notes
BCP 2024: Aug 5 Meeting Notes
About
- If you want to give a talk or host a session, you can write out a card with the talk name and details and hand it to a volunteer at the board, who will schedule your time. Getting there close to 8:15am to post your talk means more options.
- At 9:30, attendees and speakers alike will be able to vote by placing a sticker on the card of a talk they want to attend. The card with the most stickers will get a larger room with more seats – no talk will be kicked off the board, however. Fewer votes just means a smaller room for a more intimate conversation with the audience.
- At 10, we'll kick off the day with opening remarks, send everyone on their way to the first session, and the board-building can resume, with new talks being added throughout the morning. You can come check out the board anytime, or access our digital schedule on any device to see the latest and greatest talk times and rooms.
We encourage anyone interested in giving a talk to post their topic on the board. But giving a talk – whether it's your first year or your tenth – is not required. Most people are there to listen, learn and discuss in sessions and don't necessarily lead a session.
Topics vary from the technical (“Open-Source Needs YOU!”) to the inspiring (“Running: Not Just for the Zombie Apocalypse”). From practiced talks (“Designing for People”) to open discussions (“Nerds w/ Kids Roundtable”). Also, if you don't like the talk you're in, use the “rule of two feet” to get up and go to a different talk.