Participated · Equity · Feb 2025

Humanitru provides a data-driven fundraising and engagement platform for mid to enterprise level mission-driven organizations, centralizing donor, volunteer, and member data through an integrations-first model. The platform offers donor management, powerful automations, and AI-driven insights to personalize outreach, improve retention, and optimize fundraising. Humanitru emphasizes consolidating disparate data to deliver strategic insights that help nonprofits deepen supporter relationships and save staff time. The company plans to accelerate product development, enhance AI-driven engagement tools, expand platform capabilities and integrations, and grow its team across technology, customer success, and partnerships. Humanitru aims to scale outreach so more organizations can leverage its tools amid uncertain grant funding and shifting economic conditions. The company was recently named one of the top 25 fastest growing companies in the Southeast in 2024 and is based in Richmond, Va. Humanitru offers a unified, 6-in-1 Supporter Engagement Platform that consolidates donations, volunteerism, events, email marketing, memberships, and programs into a single system. The platform provides advanced automations, branded landing pages, mobile bidding, robust reporting, and integrations with common nonprofit tools to reduce data silos and save time. Humanitru normalizes behavioral data across multiple streams to enable rapid segmentation and deeper supporter engagement insights; clients report an average active donor growth of 69% post-adoption. The company emphasizes user-friendly design, customer success, and a pricing model tailored to selling to nonprofits. Humanitru will use the investment to accelerate sales growth and to invest in engineering and product teams as it seeks to move up-market before its next raise. The team highlights decades of nonprofit experience and aims to continue expanding product capabilities and integrations to better inform fundraising strategies.

Participated · Series A · Aug 2023

DebtBook provides a cloud platform that helps finance teams in local government, higher education, and healthcare manage debt, leases, and subscriptions. The product is built for the public sector and simplifies ongoing compliance and financial reporting, including implementation of accounting standards like GASB 87 and GASB 96. Led by CEO and co-founder Tyler Traudt, the company emphasizes efficiency, collaboration, and transparency for public-sector finance teams. DebtBook closed a $12.5M Series A-1 and intends to use the funds to accelerate delivery of its product roadmap. The platform focuses on automating debt, lease, and subscription management to support compliance and reporting workflows.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2022

PunchListUSA provides an online real estate platform that digitizes national home inspection data to create instant repair estimates and enable online service orders for homeowners, brokers, and institutional investors. The platform is powered by proprietary technology and property data to deliver home repair, renovation, and lifecycle services at scale through process automation and integrations with industry partners. The company emphasizes exclusive inspection data access to support end-to-end home lifecycle services and future marketplace offerings for homeowners. PunchListUSA currently operates in 14 major U.S. cities, employs nearly 100 full-time employees, and supports over 150 national and regional broker partners. Since the third quarter of 2021 it has added 25 institutional partners, including iBuyers, single-family rental operators, and portfolio investors for renovation and maintenance services. The company plans geographic expansion to over 30 markets through 2023 and is opening new offices in Newport Beach, CA and Dallas, TX while accelerating development of its consumer-facing platform and proprietary data infrastructure.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2021

Moth+Flame is an award-winning developer of immersive virtual reality training technology, offering READY VR for hard skills and PromiseVR for soft skills. Its platforms are powered by AI and natural language processing, pair content-building tools with a virtual learning environment, and are sold as cloud SaaS subscriptions. The company serves both public and private sectors, with customers including the U.S. Air Force, Accenture, Netflix, and others. The Air Force holds a five-year, sole-source IDIQ contract covering pilot and maintenance training across 12 aircraft as well as suicide and sexual assault prevention curriculum. Headquartered in Brooklyn and founded in 2015, Moth+Flame has approximately 39 employees and bootstrapped operations for six years before this raise. It closed a $2.5 million seed round led by Bee Partners with participation from First In, Meeting Street Capital, Service Provider Capital, Spacecadet, and Dan Farah. The company plans to use the funds to scale operations and hire in sales and development to meet growing demand for corporate and government VR training.