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About this opportunity

A fellowship supporting early‑stage entrepreneurs committed to tackling inequities in education and technology. Fellows receive capital, coaching, and access to a diverse network of changemakers.

Benefits include:

$50,000 USD in capital (SAFE note for for‑profits, unrestricted grant for nonprofits/schools)
Personalized one‑on‑one coaching
Strategic curriculum (team management, budget planning, pitch readiness, stakeholder engagement)
Investor office hours and networking opportunities
Fully covered travel, flights, and accommodations for Camelback’s annual Guardian Summit
Cohort‑based learning and peer support community

Who can apply

Age 18+
Founder, Co‑founder, CEO, or Executive Director of venture
Reside in USA or U.S. Territory
Venture must serve majority U.S. beneficiaries
Commitment of ~10 hours per week for 16 weeks
Proficiency in English
Ventures must be original ideas (not under umbrella organizations)
School ventures must have charter authorization before fellowship begins
Running a project or organization
Working (full-time or part-time)
Just graduated

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Opportunity type

Fellowship

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

United States

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

A fellowship supporting early‑stage entrepreneurs committed to tackling inequities in education and technology. Fellows receive capital, coaching, and access to a diverse network of changemakers.

Benefits include:

$50,000 USD in capital (SAFE note for for‑profits, unrestricted grant for nonprofits/schools)
Personalized one‑on‑one coaching
Strategic curriculum (team management, budget planning, pitch readiness, stakeholder engagement)
Investor office hours and networking opportunities
Fully covered travel, flights, and accommodations for Camelback’s annual Guardian Summit
Cohort‑based learning and peer support community

Who can apply

Age 18+
Founder, Co‑founder, CEO, or Executive Director of venture
Reside in USA or U.S. Territory
Venture must serve majority U.S. beneficiaries
Commitment of ~10 hours per week for 16 weeks
Proficiency in English
Ventures must be original ideas (not under umbrella organizations)
School ventures must have charter authorization before fellowship begins
Running a project or organization
Working (full-time or part-time)
Just graduated

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