Deadline: March 2, 2026
Applications are open for the Camelback Fellowship 2026. Camelback Ventures is committed to empowering entrepreneurs to create impactful solutions that address systemic inequities in Education and Conscious Technology. They offer a rigorous accelerator, the Camelback Fellowship, for innovative, driven entrepreneurs.
They support early-stage entrepreneurs whose ventures’ address inequities, particularly those who are closely connected to the problems they aim to solve and the communities they serve. They prioritize entrepreneurs who have demonstrated a commitment to creating solutions for marginalized populations.
Benefits
The Camelback Fellowship offers support through:
- 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 they 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 the “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 they have created to empower undervalued entrepreneurs.
Eligibility
The Camelback Fellowship supports early-stage entrepreneurs dedicated to addressing inequities in the education and technology sectors. They prioritize founders who have a deep, personal connection to the issues they aim to solve and who are committed to serving under-resourced communities.
Eligible applicants must:
- Be over the age of 18.
- Be able to commit approximately 10 hours per week for 16 weeks to Fellowship activities.
- Hold a leadership role (Founder, Co-founder, CEO, or Executive Director) in your venture.
- Reside in the United States or a U.S. Territory.
- Have proficiency in English.
Application
For more information, visit Camelback Fellowship.
