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"   Frida Giannini; Photo: Courtesy of Chime for Change  ELLE and the rest of Hearst Magazines are proud to continue supporting Gucci&amp;#039;s Chime For Change campaign in its latest endeavor, Chime Hack. The three-day hackathon to create mobile apps that support girls and women across the globe and encourage women to participate in tech fields will kick off at the TEDWomen conference in San Francisco on December 5. More than 100 hackers will develop apps through December 7 (that&amp;#039;s really fast, in case you haven&amp;#039;t created an app before), where they will be presented to a panel of judges and receive awards from sponsors including Gucci, Hearst, and Kleiner Perkins Caufield Byers. Want to be one of them? Apply here. Chime for Change was founded by Gucci creative director Frida Giannini earlier this year and is supported by global bigwigs like Beyonc\u00E9, Freida Pinto, Halle Berry, and several other celebs. It aims to raise money and global awareness for women&amp;#039;s education, healthcare, and justice. And they&amp;#039;ve done a stellar job for being just one year old: The campaign&amp;#039;s major Sound of Change concert in London this June\u2014which featured performances by the Queen Bey, Jennifer Lopez, and Rita Ora\u2014alongside a dizzying number of high-profile guests\u2014raised more than $4 million in ticket sales. Girl power! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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