Community Sprints are hands-on working sessions where Salesforce customers, partners, and employees come together to build free, open-source solutions for nonprofits, housing, and education organizations. Organizers describe it as less like a conference and more like a working session: you join a project team and leave having built something real.
Sprints began in 2015 and run several times a year around the world and online. Projects that started at Sprints include Declarative Lookup Rollup Summaries (DLRS), the Agentforce Nonprofit Best Practices Asset Hub, and the Nonprofit Salesforce How-To Series, all used by organizations every day.
No coding or prior Sprint experience is needed. Admins, developers, consultants, end users, and subject matter experts all have a place. The two days include breakfast and lunch, morning and afternoon sprint sessions, a product roadmap presentation and Q&A, team report backs, and a happy hour at the end of Day 1.
Missy Capponcelli and a few Arkus colleagues will be there. If you're going too, we'd love to say hello.
Cost: Free, in person only
