Funded Community and Lifestyle Startups in Atlanta
Among the 21 most recent Atlanta community and lifestyle entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Georgia Banking Company’s $77M on 2026-06-17.
Among the 21 most recent Atlanta community and lifestyle entries shown, the largest disclosed round is Georgia Banking Company’s $77M on 2026-06-17. That figure dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts in this slice: the next-largest disclosed rounds are $12M (Atlanta Land Trust on 2023-06-14) and $10M (Between on 2023-04-04), while most other disclosed rounds sit between $2M and $4M, with several much smaller disclosed checks (for example, RevMatch’s $120K on 2024-09-09 and TruDiary’s $30K on 2021-11-18).
Timing is also concentrated: 6 of the 21 rows have round dates in 2024 (from 2024-02-20 for RICE through 2024-09-25 for The Perlant), and 7 rows fall in 2023 (from 2023-04-04 for Between through 2023-10-16 for Boys & Girls Clubs of America). Stage/disclosure is mixed: 5 of 21 entries are explicitly “undisclosed” and another 11 of 21 are “Series Unknown,” leaving only a minority with named stages like Seed, Pre-Seed, or Series A/B/E (for instance, PlanGap’s $9M Series A on 2021-12-13 and Flock Safety’s $150M Series E on 2022-02-15).
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Frequently asked
Which round is the clear outlier in disclosed size, and how does it stack up against the next-largest disclosed amounts in this Atlanta slice?
Georgia Banking Company’s $77M on 2026-06-17 is the largest disclosed amount shown, far above the next-largest disclosed rounds of $12M (Atlanta Land Trust, 2023-06-14) and $10M (Between, 2023-04-04). Multiple other disclosed rounds are in the low single-digit millions or below (for example, The Perlant $4M on 2024-09-25; RevMatch $120K on 2024-09-09).
How concentrated are these deals by time in the most recent years shown?
There is a clear cluster in 2024 and 2023: 6 of 21 entries dated in 2024 (2024-02-20 through 2024-09-25) and 7 of 21 entries dated in 2023 (2023-04-04 through 2023-10-16). In contrast, named deals are less frequent in 2022 and 2021 (with 3 rows total across 2022 and 2021 each being only one or a few entries).
What portion of the list lacks a specified stage, and which named stages still show up?
Stage attribution is missing or uncategorized frequently: 11 of 21 rows are “Series Unknown,” and 5 of 21 rows are explicitly “undisclosed” on the amount field (e.g., BIP Wealth 2026-02-23 and Empowr 2024-06-26). Among named stages, Seed and Pre-Seed appear multiple times (The Perlant Seed $4M on 2024-09-25; Mi Alma Pre-Seed $2M on 2023-05-01), and larger named-stage rounds include Flock Safety’s Series E $150M on 2022-02-15 and PlanGap’s Series A $9M on 2021-12-13.
Are there any stage/size patterns where very large disclosed rounds coincide with particular stages?
Yes: the biggest disclosed amount in this slice is associated with an uncategorized stage (“Series Unknown” for Georgia Banking Company at $77M on 2026-06-17), while the other very large disclosed figure is tied to a named stage—Flock Safety’s Series E $150M on 2022-02-15. Mid-sized disclosed rounds like $12M (Atlanta Land Trust on 2023-06-14) and $9M (PlanGap on 2021-12-13) do not consistently align to the same named stage labels, suggesting size is not confined to one stage in these rows.
Which companies close most recently in this table, and do those recent entries skew toward large or small disclosed checks?
The most recent date shown is 2026-06-17 (Georgia Banking Company, $77M). The next most recent disclosed entries around that time include Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta on 2026-05-06 at $2M and BIP Wealth on 2026-02-23 with an undisclosed amount, indicating that recent rounds include both a dominant large disclosed outlier ($77M) and smaller disclosed checks ($2M).
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