Precursor Ventures

Pico, founded in 2016 and based in New York, designs and develops software solutions focused on managing audience relationships for online businesses. The company provides pre-made templates with high-converting sign-in buttons for platforms like Facebook and Google. Pico's offerings cater to various needs, including newsletters, e-commerce, subscriptions, memberships, and donations.

Heylo is a community management platform that helps group leaders build community and collect payments, transforming in-person group into the thriving, self-sustaining community it truly is. Heylo assists leaders in bringing people together, from volleyball clubs to volunteer groups.

Arkive is building the people’s museum: a collection of art and culture curated by a global community of members and displayed around the world.

Goodr Inc. is a technology-driven platform based in Atlanta, Georgia, focused on sustainable food surplus management. Established in 2016, the company offers a real-time food rescue application that enables businesses to effectively manage their edible food waste by donating it to local nonprofit organizations. Goodr's software provides comprehensive solutions, including logistics for food pickup, analytics on food waste patterns, and IRS-compliant tax deduction information. The platform aims to create a triple-win scenario by enhancing businesses' financial outcomes through tax savings, minimizing greenhouse gas emissions associated with food waste, and addressing hunger in communities. Additionally, Goodr's blockchain-enabled system ensures secure, audit-friendly donation records and delivers detailed community impact reports.

Aunt Flow Corp. is a manufacturer and supplier of menstrual products, including organic cotton tampons and biodegradable pads, aimed at ensuring access to menstrual hygiene for all. Established in 2018 and based in Columbus, Ohio, the company sells its products to businesses and schools through wholesalers and online retailers, as well as directly to consumers via its e-commerce platform. In addition to menstrual products, Aunt Flow offers a range of branded merchandise, including apparel and accessories. The company is committed to social responsibility, donating a tampon for every tampon purchased online to individuals in need across the United States. Through its initiatives, Aunt Flow seeks to provide free access to menstrual products in public spaces, thereby supporting the health and dignity of menstruators.

Praxis is a non-profit venture group established in 2010, headquartered in New York City. It aims to support faith-motivated entrepreneurs who are dedicated to cultural and social impact. Praxis operates two Accelerator programs, each year welcoming a select cohort of twelve businesses and twelve nonprofits. These programs provide essential resources, including knowledge, networking opportunities, and personal discipleship, to help leaders build sustainable and high-impact organizations. Additionally, Praxis is set to launch the Praxis Academy, a summer program designed for undergraduate students at the intersection of faith, startups, and culture. Graduates of this program can apply for the Future Founders program, which offers apprenticeships with alumni from the Accelerator programs. Through these initiatives, Praxis seeks to equip the next generation of entrepreneurs to address societal challenges and contribute positively to their communities.

Pico, founded in 2016 and based in New York, designs and develops software solutions focused on managing audience relationships for online businesses. The company provides pre-made templates with high-converting sign-in buttons for platforms like Facebook and Google. Pico's offerings cater to various needs, including newsletters, e-commerce, subscriptions, memberships, and donations.

Kindest is an online fundraising platform for nonprofit organizations that offers its services at no cost to nonprofits. The platform automates fundraising, enabling donors to give and nonprofits to engage supporters through donor-friendly pages and transparent transaction reports. It helps nonprofits elevate their fundraising by providing a social space where organizations and donors connect, recognize supporters, and track impact. By removing onboarding friction and streamlining donations, Kindest reduces barriers to charitable giving and strengthens relationships between nonprofits and their communities. Founded in 2018 and based in Santa Monica, California, the company focuses on simplifying philanthropic giving and expanding access to fundraising tools for a broad range of causes.

Mira, incorporated in 2019 and based in New York, operates a health delivery network aimed at providing affordable healthcare to uninsured and underinsured individuals. The company focuses on self-employed professionals, small businesses, and unions, offering access to essential healthcare services for a monthly fee of $25. With a network of 125 partner clinics and over 1,000 lab centers across the United States, Mira enables members to receive primary care and health benefits regardless of their insurance status. This innovative approach helps to bridge the gap for those who cannot afford traditional health insurance and do not qualify for Medicaid programs.

Rebel Girls is a global empowerment brand focused on inspiring confidence and ambition in girls through diverse content, experiences, products, and community engagement. Originating from a best-selling children’s book series, the brand highlights the stories of extraordinary women from various backgrounds and fields. With a community of nearly 20 million self-identified Rebel Girls across more than 100 countries, Rebel Girls connects with Generation Alpha through its books, award-winning podcasts, events, and merchandise. The launch of the Dream On app in 2021 aimed to enhance sleep routines by offering empowering stories in a screen-free audio format. Additionally, the brand has celebrated cultural milestones, such as the "Celebrate Black Girl Magic" initiative, which includes themed books and events. To date, Rebel Girls has sold 7 million books in 51 languages and achieved 14 million podcast downloads, solidifying its role as a significant influence in children's empowerment and education.

Pico, founded in 2016 and based in New York, designs and develops software solutions focused on managing audience relationships for online businesses. The company provides pre-made templates with high-converting sign-in buttons for platforms like Facebook and Google. Pico's offerings cater to various needs, including newsletters, e-commerce, subscriptions, memberships, and donations.

Kindest is an online fundraising platform for nonprofit organizations that offers its services at no cost to nonprofits. The platform automates fundraising, enabling donors to give and nonprofits to engage supporters through donor-friendly pages and transparent transaction reports. It helps nonprofits elevate their fundraising by providing a social space where organizations and donors connect, recognize supporters, and track impact. By removing onboarding friction and streamlining donations, Kindest reduces barriers to charitable giving and strengthens relationships between nonprofits and their communities. Founded in 2018 and based in Santa Monica, California, the company focuses on simplifying philanthropic giving and expanding access to fundraising tools for a broad range of causes.

Goodr Inc. is a technology-driven platform based in Atlanta, Georgia, focused on sustainable food surplus management. Established in 2016, the company offers a real-time food rescue application that enables businesses to effectively manage their edible food waste by donating it to local nonprofit organizations. Goodr's software provides comprehensive solutions, including logistics for food pickup, analytics on food waste patterns, and IRS-compliant tax deduction information. The platform aims to create a triple-win scenario by enhancing businesses' financial outcomes through tax savings, minimizing greenhouse gas emissions associated with food waste, and addressing hunger in communities. Additionally, Goodr's blockchain-enabled system ensures secure, audit-friendly donation records and delivers detailed community impact reports.

Aunt Flow Corp. is a manufacturer and supplier of menstrual products, including organic cotton tampons and biodegradable pads, aimed at ensuring access to menstrual hygiene for all. Established in 2018 and based in Columbus, Ohio, the company sells its products to businesses and schools through wholesalers and online retailers, as well as directly to consumers via its e-commerce platform. In addition to menstrual products, Aunt Flow offers a range of branded merchandise, including apparel and accessories. The company is committed to social responsibility, donating a tampon for every tampon purchased online to individuals in need across the United States. Through its initiatives, Aunt Flow seeks to provide free access to menstrual products in public spaces, thereby supporting the health and dignity of menstruators.

The Assembly is a community-focused wellness organization that emphasizes physical and personal health in an inclusive environment. Located in a historic church, it serves as a gathering place for individuals seeking to grow together and enhance their well-being. The Assembly offers a range of fitness experiences, including fitness classes and inspiring events, all designed to foster strength and connection among its members. The space encourages self-care and reflection, providing areas for solitude as well as opportunities for community engagement. By promoting holistic wellness, The Assembly aims to create a supportive atmosphere where members can learn, move, and connect meaningfully with others.

HandUp PBC, based in San Francisco, California, operates a crowdfunding platform that connects donors with individuals in need, particularly within the homeless community. Founded in June 2013, the platform enables non-profit organizations to launch fundraising campaigns for various essential needs, including housing, food, and medical expenses. Donors can contribute directly to individuals through their web profiles or via SMS, allowing them to learn about the specific stories and needs of those they are helping. To ensure that donations are used effectively, HandUp collaborates with fulfillment partners and retailers, making certain that contributions go toward basic necessities such as clothing and shelter. This approach not only facilitates direct assistance but also fosters a sense of community and accountability within the fundraising process.

Patrunos was born when Preet Anand, founder, learned at his college freshman orientation that one in five women would be the victim of sexual assault during her years in school. He thought about the women in his life and couldn’t rest until he had done something to help.

Rooster Inc., established in 2013 and based in Palo Alto, California, operates an online platform that fosters local community sharing. It enables neighbors to borrow, swap, and share resources free of charge, promoting sustainability and neighborly connections. The platform, launched as Rooster Beta in 2016, encourages users to engage in activities like ride-sharing, lost and found events, and advice sharing, thereby reducing waste and fostering community spirit.