Series C Funded Community and Lifestyle Startups
Series C rounds in the community and lifestyle segment skew toward a few high-disclosure entries, with Cityblock Health’s $192M on 2021-03-29 standing out…
Series C rounds in the community and lifestyle segment skew toward a few high-disclosure entries, with Cityblock Health’s $192M on 2021-03-29 standing out as the only disclosed round far above the rest. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $73M (Cohabs, 2022-11-16) and $70M (Vestwell, 2021-07-20), while several others cluster in the roughly $50M range (e.g., Diana Health $55M on 2025-09-09; Lyka Pet Food $67M on 2026-03-02; Life House $60M on 2021-12-02).
The 22 most recent rows also show temporal aging and a concentration in large metros: the date window runs from 2021-03-24 (Bevy) through 2026-03-02 (Lyka Pet Food), with 2022 accounting for multiple Series C closes across the list (e.g., GOQii $50M on 2022-02-16; Cohabs $73M on 2022-11-16). Geographically, the United States appears repeatedly in core hubs (New York: Diana Health 2025-09-09 $55M; Chapter 2024-05-14 $50M; Life House 2021-12-02 $60M; Cityblock Health 2021-03-29 $192M), alongside notable non-US entries such as Cohabs (Brussels) and Supertails (Bangalore).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Series C round in this community and lifestyle list, and how separated is it from the others?
Cityblock Health’s disclosed $192M (2021-03-29) is a clear outlier; the next-largest disclosed rounds are $73M (Cohabs, 2022-11-16) and $70M (Vestwell, 2021-07-20). Most remaining disclosed amounts sit well below that top range, including multiple $50M-ish rounds like Diana Health $55M (2025-09-09) and Chapter $50M (2024-05-14).
Where do most of the dated closes concentrate: are there notable temporal clusters within the shown rows?
Rather than a single tight burst, the shown rounds span 2021-03-24 (Bevy) to 2026-03-02 (Lyka Pet Food). However, 2022 contains multiple entries across different geographies, including GOQii $50M (2022-02-16), Brave Health $40M (2022-10-11), and Cohabs $73M (2022-11-16), suggesting that year accounts for a meaningful share of the list’s recent-history funding cadence.
Which geography appears most over-represented in the entries shown?
New York, United States appears repeatedly with Series C disclosures on different dates and companies: Diana Health ($55M, 2025-09-09), Chapter ($50M, 2024-05-14), Life House ($60M, 2021-12-02), and Cityblock Health ($192M, 2021-03-29). California also shows up often (e.g., Midi Health $50M in Menlo Park, 2025-10-02; Zeus Living $55M in San Francisco, 2021-10-14; Papa $60M in Miami, though Miami is Florida), indicating strong hub clustering rather than a uniform geographic spread.
Are any single cities driving multiple entries, or are they mostly single-company per city?
The list largely looks like single-company entries per city, with Palo Alto appearing twice but with different companies and dates (GOQii in Menlo Park, and Bevy in Palo Alto) rather than a single city repeating with the same company. California cities recur through multiple distinct companies (e.g., San Francisco: Zeus Living $55M on 2021-10-14 and Canvas $50M on 2021-09-14), but not with identical city-company pairing repetition across the same dates.
Does the segment show a concentration around mid-to-late 2024 into 2025, or is it more evenly distributed?
There is activity in the mid-2020s, including multiple 2024–2025 Series C closes such as Petfolk $36M (2024-10-29), Chapter $50M (2024-05-14), Diana Health $55M (2025-09-09), and Midi Health $50M (2025-10-02). Still, the list is anchored by earlier disclosed rounds in 2021 and 2022 (e.g., Vestwell $70M on 2021-07-20 and Cohabs $73M on 2022-11-16), so late-2024/2025 does not dominate the overall shown range.
Which entries sit at the low end of disclosed amounts, and how do they compare to the list’s mid-range?
Brightline at $10M (2022-07-12) is the smallest disclosed amount in the shown rows. That $10M figure sits below the list’s broader mid-range, where many disclosed rounds are $25M–$60M (e.g., HopSkipDrive $25M on 2021-08-11 and Zeus Living $55M on 2021-10-14), making Brightline the main downward outlier by disclosed size.
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