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Camelback Ventures is currently accepting applications for its Camelback Fellowship Program for Early-Stage Entrepreneurs in United States 2026. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
The Camelback Fellowship is designed to empower entrepreneurs developing solutions to persistent inequities affecting communities in the United States.The program provides founders with financial capital, expert guidance, and a community of like-minded changemakers. Fellows can use the 16-week experience to strengthen their ventures, refine their strategies, and advance solutions designed to create greater equity and opportunity. The fellowship is particularly focused on founders whose ventures serve communities that have historically experienced limited access to resources and opportunities.
Coaching - 1:1 relationship with a coach who creates a road map specifically focused to help you reach established goals
Capital - Camelback invests in each organization we support, and tailors funding levels for the different stages of acceptance for each track. Ventures are in a "startup" phase and receive $50,000 in our "friends and family" round. For-profits and hybrids receive as a SAFE note or some other alternative funding vehicle; nonprofits and schools receive as grants.
Connections - meetings with investors, potential partners and customers, and content experts
Community - tight-knit experience through the entire cohort and within tracks, as well as extended Camelback family (including past and present Fellows and Startup Coaches, as well as friends who can't wait to support new Fellows)
Curriculum - an intense program we've created to empower undervalued entrepreneurs.
The fellowship is intended for early-stage entrepreneurs and founders in the United States who are developing eligible ventures.
Applicants must:
The venture must also satisfy the program’s organizational eligibility requirements.
Apply for Camelback Ventures - Camelback Fellowship Program for Early-Stage Entrepreneurs in United States
