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Airbel Impact Lab

Airbel Impact Lab is the International Rescue Committee's research and design arm, testing interventions for people in crisis and conflict settings and scaling the ones that hold up.

Alloy

Alloy is menopause care built by two women who couldn't get it themselves: menopause-trained physicians, prescription hormone therapy, and a $50 annual membership instead of an insurance maze. It reached profitability at its third anniversary on about $21 million raised.

Amboy St. Ventures

Amboy Street Ventures is an all-women partnership backing women's health and sexual health companies at seed and Series A. Its 2025 research put unmet US women's health needs at $360 billion, $131 billion of that in menopause alone. Carli Sapir founded it in 2021 and closed a $20 million debut fund.

Apricot

Apricot pays people for the recommendations they already make for free. Shoppers build a storefront of conscious, mostly women- and BIPOC-owned brands and earn 15 to 25% back on every purchase, including their own.

Arcade Therapeutics

Arcade Therapeutics puts a clinical anxiety treatment inside a mobile game, so the therapy happens during gameplay rather than as an exercise a patient has to remember to do. A trial of its social anxiety product cut symptoms by an average of 33%.

August

August makes organic cotton period care and, alongside it, runs one of the largest period education channels on the internet. Nadya Okamoto founded the nonprofit PERIOD at sixteen and built August on the premise that the product and the conversation are the same problem.

Bairitone Health

Bairitone Health reads the shape of a sleeping airway from a sensor patch on the skin. No MRI, no sleep lab, no scan. Meagan Pitcher built it so people with sleep apnea get matched to the treatment that fits their anatomy instead of guessing their way toward surgery.

CataCap

CataCap redefines philanthropy by unlocking the potential of untapped capital in donor-advised funds (DAFs), foundations, and charitable giving. The platform bridges the worlds of giving and investing, enabling individuals and organizations to channel their resources into purpose-driven ventures that align with their values.

Evvy

Evvy built the first at-home vaginal microbiome test, giving women data about their own bodies that clinical medicine has largely ignored. It's health information as a starting point, not an afterthought.

Impact Charitable

Impact Charitable serves as a bridge between funders and communities, designing responsive pathways that unlock and accelerate capital to ventures, projects, and funds.

Inspire Access

More than $328 billion sits inactive in donor-advised funds while underrepresented founders and fund managers go unfunded. Inspire Access moves that money with returns landing back in the charitable account to go out again.

Kapha Bio

Kapha Bio makes a lab-built version of mucin, the protective layer on every wet surface in the body and the thing that fails first in BV, yeast infections, dry mouth, and gum disease. Lindsay Wray and Sue Levin sell it as an ingredient rather than a finished product, so it reaches people through the brands they already buy.

PlayInChoc

PLAYin CHOC is three ingredients, cocoa, coconut and vanilla, packed with a puzzle toy the child builds from a recycled card. The whole box composts at home, toy included, which is not true of the chocolate-and-toy treat it replaces. Female-founded, certified B Corp, 50 international awards.

Portfolia

Portfolia runs venture funds capitalized by women who sit in on the diligence, not just the fundraise. Nearly 2,000 members across 50 states and 20 countries have backed 46 women's health companies.

Realize Impact

Realize Impact’s mission is to relieve poverty, create jobs, and improve social and environmental health by investing in impactful companies that lack access to financing from conventional sources.

The Founder Leadership Research Lab

Housed at Kellogg College, Oxford, the project studies what happens to an organization when its founder stays in charge long past the founding. Entrepreneurship research almost always stops at the launch. Dr. Susanna Kislenko starts where the trouble usually does.

Village Search Partners

Village Search Partners backs women buying small, profitable businesses, the first fund built specifically for female searchers. Acquisition is one of the fastest routes to ownership and one of the least traveled by women.