Fundraising FoxWill Ventures — 2025 Investments
6 investments dated 2025 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Birches Health provides confidential virtual treatment for people struggling with gambling, sports betting, or trading addictions.
Digital HealthHealthtechMental Health
Cynthia Grant(Vice President of Clinical)inElliott Rapaport(Founder)
Co-investorsAlleyCorpBlack Jays VenturesCistern CapitalCity LightDefy PartnersGaingels+5 more
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Elocity provides public electric-vehicle charging points for businesses, investors, and corporations, and advises them on how to earn revenue from EV charging services.
CleantechEnergyMobility & TransportationKraków, PL
Co-investorsV4C Advisers Sp. Z.o.o.
Fanstake is a platform focused on college sports that lets fans influence and support their teams while helping college athletes earn fair-market value through NIL (Name, Image, Likeness).
ConsumerGamingMarketplacesSports Tech
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesBantam GroupBascom VenturesCourtside VenturesScrum VenturesMyriad Ventures+1 more
Jump offers a platform for sports teams that combines ticketing, dynamic pricing, resale, loyalty, and fan experience into one connected system.
AI & Machine LearningSaaSSports Tech
Jordy Leiser(Founder)inAdam Kirk(Founder)Alex Rodriguez(Founder)Marc Lore(Founder)inParker Ence(Founder)Tim Chaves(Founder)
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesBoro CapitalBY Venture PartnersCourtside VenturesDrive by DraftKingsForerunner Ventures+11 more
NIL Co., Ltd. develops botanical-derived hair and scalp care products, including color treatments and scalp essences.
ConsumerDirect to ConsumerHealthtechNew MaterialsWellness & FitnessEbina, JP
Satokura Sato(Honorary Advisor (founder in 2015))佐藤正晃(Representative Director / CEO)Masaaki Sato(Representative Director, President & CEO)Hisashi Okada(Director & CTO)
Co-investorsFast Track InitiativeAdvantage Capital PartnersAlumni VenturesCourtside VenturesFlyover CapitalMyriad Ventures+3 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.