Minority-Founded Startups companies

Sixty8 Capital is a seed-stage Fund for Black, BROWN, women, and LGBTQ+ led startups.

We support overlooked founders in building venture-backed startups.

Black Seed is a community led by Black founders, for Black founders. Rooted in Brixton, with global ambition.

7th most active venture capital firm in the world. 250 investments since 2019 and counting…

We invest in early stage, mission driven and diverse founders. Capital is not enough. We share our expertise and work together as one team, one dream.

Leveling the field for Black and Latino entrepreneurs.

Impact where it counts.

Harlem Capital ("HCP"​) is a venture capital firm on a mission to change the face of entrepreneurship by investing in 1,000 diverse founders over the next 20 ye…

Powering Michigan startups. ID Ventures scales promising early-stage ventures into thriving companies that help support the state’s economy, provide jobs to loc…

Fifth Star Funds enables the city of Chicago to be the Friends & Family investors of Black tech founders.

Solving systemic problems by investing in the best women and minority-led startups.

Helping immigrants build ground-breaking companies.

Investing in diverse entrepreneurs, fund managers, and accelerators to fuel New York’s innovation ecosystem.

REI Co-op's Path Ahead Ventures offers full-spectrum support to startups owned and led by Black, Indigenous, Latina/o/x and Asian American and Pacific Islander…

JumpStart Ventures is the Venture Capital division of JumpStart Inc.

The New Com­mu­ni­ty Trans­for­ma­tion Fund (NCTF) is a ven­ture cap­i­tal fund which invest in com­pa­nies owned/​operated by busi­ness lead­ers of col­or.

Seae Ventures is dedicated to building and investing in early-stage healthcare technology and services companies primarily founded by Women and people who ident…

We're a nonprofit organization that trains students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in venture capital and technology entrepreneu…

Investing in a future where people of color experience true agency and participation in the American economy.