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Kresge Foundation

Europe, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, Much

Description

The Kresge Foundation are grantmakers and investors in the arts and culture, education, environment, health, and community development.

Investor Profile

Kresge Foundation has made 55 investments, with 0 in the past 12 months and 67% as lead.

Stage Focus

  • Grant (78%)
  • Series B (5%)
  • Series Unknown (5%)
  • Seed (4%)
  • Series A (4%)
  • Series C (2%)
  • Series D (2%)

Country Focus

  • United States (96%)
  • Puerto Rico (4%)

Industry Focus

  • Communities
  • Non Profit
  • Software
  • Education
  • Health Care
  • Saas
  • E-commerce
  • Social
  • Legal
  • Internet
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Learn who this investor regularly partners with—both firms and angels—and explore their latest activity.

Who does Kresge Foundation frequently co-invest with?

Vulcan Capital
North America, Washington, United States, Seattle
Co-Investments: 2
Chrysalis Ventures
North America, Kentucky, United States, Louisville
Co-Investments: 1
New Enterprise Associates
North America, California, United States, Menlo Park
Co-Investments: 1
Felicis
North America, California, United States, Menlo Park
Co-Investments: 2
LC
North America, Connecticut, United States, Stamford
Co-Investments: 1
OUP (Osage University Partners)
North America, Pennsylvania, United States, Bala Cynwyd
Co-Investments: 2
Liberty Global
Europe, England, United Kingdom, London
Co-Investments: 1
Lux Capital
North America, New York, United States, New York
Co-Investments: 4
Madrona
North America, Washington, United States, Seattle
Co-Investments: 2
Arboretum Ventures
North America, Michigan, United States, Ann Arbor
Co-Investments: 1

Which angels does Kresge Foundation often collaborate with?

BG
North America, Washington, United States, Seattle
Shared Deals: 4

What are some of recent deals done by Kresge Foundation?

Inclusive Prosperity Capital

Rocky Hill, Connecticut, United States

Inclusive Prosperity Capital is a mission-driven specialty finance organization working at the intersection of community development.

Financial Services
GrantApr 19, 2022
Amount Raised: $13,000,000
Black Food Sovereignty Coalition

Portland, Oregon, United States

Black Food Sovereignty Coalition is a member-based organization working in solidarity with Black, Indigenous, and POC (BIPOC).

Communities
GrantMar 23, 2022
Oakland Bloom

Oakland, California, United States

Oakland Bloom is a 501c3 nonprofit that supports poor-and-working class immigrant, refugee, and BIPOC chefs.

Non Profit
GrantMar 23, 2022
Dreaming Out Loud

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Dreaming Out Loud is rebuilding urban, community-based food systems through cooperative social enterprise.

Communities
GrantMar 23, 2022
Boston Farms Community Land Trust

Mattapan, Massachusetts, United States

Boston Farms Community Land Trust turns vacant urban land into collective opportunity, supporting neighborhood farmers.

AgricultureFarming
GrantMar 23, 2022
Fresh Future Farm

North Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Fresh perspective on jobs and economic revitalization.

E-CommerceNon ProfitOrganic Food
GrantMar 23, 2022
Detroit Black Community Food Security Network

Detroit, Michigan, United States

Detroit Black Community Food Security Network address food insecurity in Detroit’s Black community.

CommunitiesFood and Beverage
GrantMar 23, 2022
Project New Village

San Diego, California, United States

Project New Village is a community hub for collaborative efforts to increase social wellness.

Non Profit
GrantMar 23, 2022
El Departamento de la Comida

San Juan, NA - Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico

El Departamento de la Comida is a non-profit collective that acts as an alternative agency.

Non Profit
GrantMar 23, 2022
PosiGen

Metairie, Louisiana, United States

PosiGen is on a mission to make solar affordable and easy to access for homeowners.

Clean EnergyEnergyGreenTechRenewable EnergySolar
Series UnknownJan 5, 2022
Amount Raised: $100,000,000