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Digital Europe Programme EdTech Accelerator

Digital Europe Programme · Eligible countries: EU Member States (including overseas countries and territories), listed EEA countries, and countries associated to the Digital Europe Programme.

Applications closed

The EdTech Accelerator call, part of the Digital Europe Programme, helps European EdTech startups and SMEs turn concepts for educational solutions into market-ready products. It offers business guidance and access to markets within an EdTech-specific accelerator environment. The call also includes short-cycle piloting of solutions in real educational or training settings.

Gold House Ventures Accelerator

Gold House · Startups across the United States.

Status not confirmed

The Gold House Ventures Accelerator is a 14-week immersive program for diverse-led tech startups across the United States. Benefits include weekly masterclasses, 1:1 advising from experienced founders and operators, curated investor introductions, and a public Demo Day. Founders also get strategic networking with Gold House's network of Asian Pacific creatives, executives, and venture capitalists, and the page says they are eligible for seed funding.

Amount not published by the organiser - the programme gives a 14-week accelerator, 1:1 advising, curated investor introductions and a demo day rather than a cheque.

Business Chain MVP Grant

Status not confirmed

We select promising early-stage startups and build their MVP for free, in exchange for helping them get investor-ready. No equity taken as part of the grant itself. We evaluate applicants on product-market fit, technical feasibility, and founder commitment. Selected projects get a working, fundable product built by our team.

Up to $10,000 in development services (in-kind)

U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences

Status not confirmed

The ED/IES SBIR program funds education technology in two phases. Phase I supports rapid prototype development and evaluation of new education technology prototypes, and Phase II supports full-scale development and evaluation of new education technology products. The program is run for small, for-profit businesses, and it emphasizes commercialization so products can reach schools.

Up to $1.25M in 2 phases: Phase I for $250,000 for 9 months; Phase II for $1,000,000 for 2 years

LAN Accelerator V5

LAN Accelerator · Programme is virtual, with a final in-person stage in Santiago de Chile (two weeks in person, the second within Chile Tech Week, closing with ETMDay and Demo Day from 19 to 21 November).

Applications closed

LAN Accelerator runs a six-week acceleration programme for early-stage tech startups in Latin America, combining masterclasses, 1:1 mentoring, the LAN Brain team memory tool, and a Demo Day in Santiago de Chile. LAN takes equity through a SAFE at the startup's current valuation to cover the programme cost. The page says the top startups of the batch may receive cash investment through a SAFE at the cap of their own round.

$15,000 USD programme cost covered by a SAFE at the startup's current valuation; investment of USD 25.000 to 50.000 in cash for the top startups of the batch

Amazon Web Services · Global, remote

Applications open

AWS Activate provides startups with promotional cloud credits, ranging from up to $5,000 for self-funded founders to up to $200,000 for pre-Series B startups backed by an Activate Provider (accelerator, angel investor, or VC firm). Invite-only additional credits beyond $200,000 are available for AI startups ready to scale post Activate Portfolio.

Up to $5,000 USD for self-funded founders; up to $200,000 USD for pre-Series B startups with an Activate Provider Org ID; $200,000+ for invite-only AI startups scaling post Activate Portfolio.

NC IDEA · North Carolina, USA

Applications closed

Non-dilutive MICRO ($10,000) and SEED ($50,000) grants for North Carolina-based startups, twice a year. Requires at least one full-time founder residing in North Carolina.

$10,000 (MICRO) or $50,000 (SEED), non-dilutive

The Business Angel Network of Southeast Asia BANSEA

The Business Angel Network of Southeast Asia · The organisation is registered in Singapore.

Status not confirmed

BANSEA is Asia's oldest angel investment network, established in 2001, and promotes early-stage investment in Southeast Asia. It offers startups investment opportunities from its angel investors, along with help to fine-tune business plans and mentoring. Startups can submit their company through the site to raise with BANSEA.

TCA Venture Group

TCA Venture Group · Headquartered in Southern California. Works with startups across the U.S. and Canada.

Status not confirmed

TCA Venture Group, formerly Tech Coast Angels, is an angel investment organisation in Southern California with about 400 members and five angel funds. It supports startups through seed, bridge and early A-round funding, and provides connections, mentorship and operational support. Entrepreneurs can apply for funding through its website.

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