Companies in the social entrepreneurship sector developing innovative solutions and technologies.
Explore 85 recently funded social entrepreneurship companies with verified founder contact information and fundraising data.
Goodwall is a social development platform for young people to connect over shared interests and discover opportunities.
CleanFiber makes high-performance carbon-negative building insulation from recycled corrugated cardboard.
Canadian Imperial Advantage (CIA) delivers entrepreneurial training, business support, Newcomer programs and services.
The Black Manitobans Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization dedicated to advocacy and utilizing immigrant power.
OnlyFans provides a social media platform where creators share and monetize content and develop connections with fans.
Third Space aims to help every student access great quality online tuition to help them succeed in, and love, their learning
Stock is a marketplace where brands and 3PLs list excess inventory for donation to nonprofits, reducing waste and supporting causes.
SOORT is an AI-powered shopping concierge that helps people find better options — cheaper, local, or circular — on their own terms.
Endeavor Heartland is a nonprofit organization that provides entrepreneur support and economic development services.
FMN is an organization focused on empowering Generation Z youth through entrepreneurship, life skills, and employability programs.
The professional network for independent creatives, connecting tech freelancers worldwide to team up and collaborate to earn together.
Leanspots one-stop solution that streamlines innovation growth.
Elevator accelerates the growth of e-commerce entrepreneurs with an engaging and collaborative, community-oriented, co-warehousing space.
NXTUS is a catalyst for the startup ecosystem that helps entrepreneurs to launch and grow highly scalable businesses.
TO THE MARKET is powering the ethical and sustainable supply chain.
GrantiX is an innovative blockchain enterprise that promotes social entrepreneurship and supports charitable initiatives worldwide.
Launch NY is a U.S. Treasury-designated Community Financial Institution (CDFI) and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit venture development organization.
Lift Women is helping women and girls in setting up businesses of their choice and attaining financial stability.
bgrass is a consultation support platform for women working in the IT industry that also offers staffing and recruitment services.
FoodCloud is a social enterprise that connects businesses with surplus food to local charities and community groups in Ireland.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a public research university located in Lincoln, Nebraska
Kaleidoscope designs, administers, and hosts branded scholarship and grant programs on a cloud-based marketplace.
Elevator accelerates the growth of e-commerce entrepreneurs with an engaging and collaborative, community-oriented, co-warehousing space.
The Speak Easy is a place for Indianapolis-based entrepreneurs, startups, and the folks who support them to work, play, and collaborate.
RiseKit connects un(der)employed job candidates to careers, training, and resources while providing analytics for employers and grantmakers.
The social entrepreneurship sector is an active area of startup innovation and venture capital investment. Companies in this space are developing new technologies, platforms, and services that address evolving market needs and create new business opportunities.
Social Entrepreneurship companies raise capital across various funding stages, from early seed rounds to late-stage growth financing. Investor interest in this sector is driven by the size of the addressable market, the pace of technology adoption, and the potential for scalable business models.
The social entrepreneurship sector is expected to continue evolving as technology advances, market dynamics shift, and new opportunities emerge. Companies that demonstrate strong product-market fit, efficient growth, and clear competitive advantages are well-positioned to attract continued investment.
Here is how funding is distributed among the 85 social entrepreneurship companies tracked in the VCBacked database.
Companies in the social entrepreneurship sector often overlap with or complement businesses in adjacent industries. Exploring related verticals can help you discover additional companies, identify partnership opportunities, and understand the broader competitive landscape.
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