Impact & Social Good Startups
2,184 companies tagged Impact & Social Good, with their investors and founders.
GROWiT is an agricultural technology company that provides soil-to-harvest solutions for farmers in India, including franchise retail stores and soil health testing devices with crop recommendations. The company serves over 200,000 farmers across 10+ states with a focus on enhancing crop yield and reducing input costs.
1 investor
Growth Dimensions is an economic development organization that supports job creation, business retention and attraction, and capital investment in the Belvidere-Boone County area. Established in 1979, it coordinates economic development strategy with local partners to promote community assets and economic opportunity.
1 investor
GST DAO is a decentralized autonomous organization designed to acquire and steward land for ecological regeneration, rewilding, and carbon sequestration. It operates as an alternative system to government, business, and charity models to address climate change and biodiversity loss.
1 investor
The Gun Barrel City Economic Development Corporation supports businesses, developers, and investors in Gun Barrel City, Texas, offering site selection assistance, incentive facilitation, and support for expanding companies. It promotes the Cedar Creek Lake community, located about an hour from the DFW Metroplex, as a location for commercial, retail, and residential investment.
1 investor
Habitat India works to provide shelter and sanitation to families across India, with the aim of improving family safety and wellbeing. It is a nonprofit housing initiative operating in India.
1 investor
HACE builds data products that detect and assess child labour risks in corporate supply chains, providing insights for asset managers and investors to inform sustainable investment decisions. The company works at the intersection of child labour, financial markets, and data.
1 investor
Hadarim Fund is an Israeli impact investment partnership focused on urban renewal, acquiring, building, and renovating residential buildings to create green long-term rental housing including affordable units. Its first project is in the Hadar neighborhood of central Haifa, working with local communities, the Haifa municipality, nonprofits, philanthropy, and academia to deliver both financial returns and measurable social and environmental impact.
1 investor
Walee Financial Services is an NBFC-IFS licensed financial institution offering digital financial products with a focus on inclusive, ethical financing for individuals and businesses in Pakistan.
1 investor
Hamara Grid designs, builds, and operates solar-powered rural mini-grids and provides EPC, O&M, training, and advisory services to renewable energy service companies and rural communities. It focuses on stimulating productive use of energy and local economic development in emerging markets, primarily in India and Myanmar.
1 investor
Hamilton Perkins Collection develops custom products and circular economy solutions through material reuse initiatives and corporate partnerships. The company works with leading organizations across retail, technology, sports, hospitality, media, and consumer products to create value from materials beyond their original purpose.
1 investor
The site publishes articles about how AI is used in workforce development, including helping career coaching teams support job seekers. Based on available content, it appears focused on AI applications for workforce development and career coaching.
1 investor
Harness is a fundraising platform for nonprofits that provides real-time donor analytics dashboards, native SMS messaging triggered by donor behavior, and recurring giving programs designed to convert one-time donors into monthly supporters. Its clients include nonprofits such as Habitat for Humanity, CASA, First Tee, Family Promise, and YWCA.
1 investor
Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs (HAE) is a non-profit organization for Harvard University alumni across its 13 schools, offering founder-focused programs including an alumni-only, equity-free virtual accelerator, an academy, and mentorship and access pathways. It supports Harvard alumni founders through entrepreneurship programming, partnerships, and events.
1 investor
Hatch is a Singapore-based social venture that finds, trains, and places individuals from under-represented communitiesβincluding people with disabilities, low-income youth, and career-switchersβinto jobs and apprenticeships. It runs skills training through Hatch Academy and matches learners with hiring partners such as non-profits, social enterprises, and businesses.
1 investor
Hatch is a platform that helps nonprofit fundraisers, prospect researchers, and campaign managers identify and cultivate donors by enriching their donor CRM data with up to 90 additional data points from licensed third-party sources. It uses proprietary algorithms to score prospects and recommend personalized engagement and fundraising methods.
1 investor
Hatch Africa supplies high-yielding, disease-resistant chickens and eggs to smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa to increase household protein intake and income. The company operates a distribution model targeting rural communities where it aims to reach every household with affordable poultry.
1 investor
Hatfield is a Canadian owner-operated environmental consultancy offering multidisciplinary services in environmental and social sciences to support sustainable development. It serves clients in western Canada as well as internationally, with operations in Indonesia and Botswana.
1 investor
Hawaya is a dating app that pairs users based on responses to a questionnaire developed with marriage therapists, delivering one suggested match per day. It also applies algorithms that examine how much matched users message each other and the language they use, and was built primarily for users in Egypt looking for serious relationships.
1 investor
The HBCU Founders Initiative (HBCUFI) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit startup accelerator that provides capital, curriculum, technical resources, and advisor networks to entrepreneurs from Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the US. Its sector-agnostic programs (accelerators, hackathons, pitch competitions, and webinars) support HBCU students and alumni building tech-enabled startups.
1 investor
Healthy Learners addresses a gap in healthcare access for school-aged children, a group with few touch points with the healthcare system compared to programs focused on early childhood. It works in sub-Saharan Africa, where nearly half the population is under the age of 15.
1 investor
Heartland Lakes Development Commission is an economic development organization for Hubbard County, Minnesota, helping business leaders access capital, workforce support, affordable space, and business support services when expanding or relocating locally. It also promotes the region's quality of life and works on job creation, industry attraction, and infrastructure through policies, investments, and partnerships.
1 investor
Helios is a French mobile banking app for individuals that offers current accounts, life insurance, budgeting tools, and a payment card, directing customer deposits toward projects supporting the ecological transition while excluding polluting sectors. It serves retail customers in France and reports over 60,000 clients.
1 investor
Hello Sunshine is a media company focused on storytelling that centers women's perspectives, creating and producing content aimed at shifting cultural narratives. It positions itself as a producer of stories intended to broaden perspectives and drive social impact.
1 investor
HERALBONY is a Japanese company that turns artwork by people with disabilities into products and various forms of design, building new culture with welfare as its starting point. It works at the intersection of art, disability, and consumer goods.
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