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Village Capital

Village Capital (nonprofit) and VilCap Investments

AcceleratorGovernment or nonprofit acceleratorNonprofitActive

Source-based profile

Program at a Glance

Program type
Accelerator
Program category
Government or nonprofit accelerator
Organization
Village Capital (nonprofit) and VilCap Investments
Organization type
Nonprofit
Location
Washington, Multiple
Company stage served
Not publicly documented
Cohort or participation model
Program-specific cohorts run with regional and corporate partners; lengths and cohort sizes vary and are not published on the main site
Investment or funding offered
Yes
Published investment terms
Capital deployed through equity, debt and revenue-share structures; specific amounts not published on the main site. The J&J Foundation Innovations in Health LatAm program has been listed at $50,000 grants
Equity or fee model
Equity
Clinical or hospital connection
Not publicly documented
Application status
Active

Public description

About the program

Village Capital runs accelerator programs for impact-focused startups using a distinctive peer-selected investment model in which cohort companies rank each other and top-ranked companies receive investment. Its current thematic areas are climate innovation and adaptation, economic mobility, and equitable access to essential services, the last of which includes health access companies. It has also partnered with the Johnson & Johnson Foundation on health-specific programs such as Innovations in Health in Latin America.

What the program publicly emphasizes

Focus areas and features

Health equityAccess to careEconomic mobilityClimateHealth insurance navigation
  • Category: Government or nonprofit accelerator
  • Program structure: Program-specific cohorts run with regional and corporate partners; lengths and cohort sizes vary and are not published on the main site
  • Published terms: Capital deployed through equity, debt and revenue-share structures; specific amounts not published on the main site. The J&J Foundation Innovations in Health LatAm program has been listed at $50,000 grants

Publicly documented people and network

Program leadership and alumni

Notable alumni named in public materials
Thrive Link

Sources

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  1. vilcap.com
  2. digital.health