Camelback Fellowship | Funding for early-stage entrepreneurs tackling inequities in education

The Camelback Fellowship is designed for early-stage entrepreneurs committed to tackling inequities. Over 16 weeks, they will receive $40,000 in capital, expert coaching, and join a community of like-minded changemakers.

They are looking for ventures that aim to transform education and improve outcomes for communities that are under-resourced. This includes ventures that:

• Innovate in early childhood, K-12, higher education, adult learning, and alternative education pathways.

• Develop schools, programs, or products that address gaps in access, equity, and quality of education, especially those that directly benefit students and families in under-resourced communities.

• Implement solutions that empower educators, enhance learning experiences, and make education more accessible.

We support tech-driven ventures that harness innovation to address inequities and promote social good. This includes ventures that:

• Utilize technology to enhance community well-being, such as improving access to healthcare, increasing economic opportunities, and fostering community development.

• Focus on areas like health & wellness, policy & advocacy, workforce readiness, and other sectors where technology can be a tool for equity and empowerment.

• Design tech solutions that prioritize ethical considerations and community impact, ensuring that technology serves as a force for positive change.

Ventures should have more than 50% of their customers or beneficiaries living in the United States.

You can take the alignment quiz to see if this funding opportunity is relevant to you:

Take The Alignment Quiz

For more information click here.