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-based tech startups with at least one Black or Latino founder on the leadership team.
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Founders Funds - Google for Startups The Google for Startups Founders Funds provided cash awards — without giving up equity in return — and hands-on support to help founders build and grow their businesses. Established in 2020, the Google for Startups Founders Funds provided more than $58 million to support founders.
The goals of our funds were to help promising founders grow their businesses and ultimately, to create generational wealth. We supported 600+ founders who have gone on to raise $500M+ in follow-on venture capital. In addition to equity-free cash awards, Founders Funds recipients received ongoing Google mentorship, product credits, and product support to help them navigate every stage of their startup journey.
The Google for Startups Women Founders Fund APAC provided funding, mentoring, and product support to help women in the Asia Pacific region grow their businesses. Despite comprising over 20% of the US population, Latino-led startups receive 2% of all venture capital dollars in the country. The Latino Founders Fund provided cash, product credits, and support to help Latino entrepreneurs grow their businesses.
The $10 million Google for Startups Ukraine Support Fund allocated equity-free cash awards and Google support to help Ukraine-based startups maintain and grow their businesses, strengthen their community, and build a foundation for post-war economic recovery.
The Google for Startups U.S. Black Founders Fund provided $150K cash awards — without giving up equity in return — along with product credits, and hands-on support to help Black entrepreneurs in the U.S. build and grow their businesses. Black Founders Fund Brazil 56% of Brazilians identify as Black, and 29% own a business yet they face unique barriers to becoming entrepreneurs.
The Black Founders Fund helped by providing equity-free capital plus mentoring and training to Black-led startups in the region. Black Founders Fund Europe This edition of Google for Startups Black Founders Fund was designed to help black-led startups in Europe, and provided up to $150K in capital, up to an additional $100K in Google Cloud Credits in their first year, and access to the best of Google.
Black Founders Fund Africa The Google for Startups Black Founders Fund Africa was an allocation of capital and resources for Black-led startups in Africa. The fund aimed to help founders succeed in tech by providing them with mentorship, product credits, and support. Not the right program for you?
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