Funded Individual and Family Services Startups
Disclosed funding in this segment is concentrated at two extremes: the largest disclosed round is inmemori at $21M on 2023-03-06, which dwarfs the next-hig…
Disclosed funding in this segment is concentrated at two extremes: the largest disclosed round is inmemori at $21M on 2023-03-06, which dwarfs the next-highest disclosed amount (Families Forward at $3M on 2023-10-11) and far exceeds all other disclosed figures (e.g., Arc of Monroe County at $80K on 2023-08-07, Ray Graham Association at $220K on 2024-10-08). A second contrast shows how often round sizes go unreported here: 4 of the 11 rows list amounts as undisclosed (Alliance For Children on 2024-07-25; SHARE Fund on 2023-12-19; Family Promise Metrowest on 2023-06-21; and the same pattern recurs alongside smaller disclosed rounds such as $10K for Safer Foundation on 2024-08-02).
Geographically, the list clusters heavily in the United States: 10 of 11 entries are US-based (only inmemori is in France), and Illinois appears more than once with Ray Graham Association in Lisle (2024-10-08) and Hope's Front Door in Downers Grove (2023-07-18). Temporally, the rows span from 2023-03-06 (inmemori) through 2025-04-14 (Brighton Center), with most activity landing in mid- to late-2023 (six entries between 2023-06-21 and 2023-12-19).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Individual and Family Services list, and how separated is it from the rest?
inmemori’s $21M round on 2023-03-06 is the only disclosed figure above $20M in these rows, and it comes much closer to the same decade’s mid-tier rounds only through Families Forward’s $3M on 2023-10-11. Everything else with disclosed amounts sits at $220K or below (e.g., Ray Graham Association $220K on 2024-10-08; Arc of Monroe County $80K on 2023-08-07).
Do undisclosed amounts form a meaningful share of the recent funding disclosures?
Yes. 4 of 11 rows are marked “undisclosed” (Alliance For Children on 2024-07-25; SHARE Fund on 2023-12-19; Family Promise Metrowest on 2023-06-21; plus no disclosed amount for those specific entries). The disclosed amounts still show a wide spread, from $10K (Safer Foundation on 2024-08-02) up to $21M (inmemori on 2023-03-06).
Which geography is over-represented, and is there any intra-state clustering?
The United States dominates with 10 of 11 entries; only inmemori is based in France (Paris) with a $21M round on 2023-03-06. Within the US, Illinois appears twice: Ray Graham Association (Lisle, $220K on 2024-10-08) and Hope's Front Door (Downers Grove, $20K on 2023-07-18).
How does the timeline concentrate—are most rounds clustered in a specific part of the span shown?
Most entries fall in mid- to late-2023: six rounds are dated between 2023-06-21 (Family Promise Metrowest) and 2023-12-19 (SHARE Fund). The list also extends into 2024 and 2025, with the most recent date being 2025-04-14 for Brighton Center (Series Unknown, $20K).
If a buyer is looking for scale outliers worth deeper diligence, which entries sit at the high end of disclosed amounts besides the top round?
Beyond inmemori’s $21M (2023-03-06), the next tier is led by Families Forward at $3M (2023-10-11) and Ray Graham Association at $220K (2024-10-08). Other disclosed amounts are comparatively smaller—such as Arc of Monroe County at $80K (2023-08-07) and multiple $20K rounds (Brighton Center on 2025-04-14 and Hope's Front Door on 2023-07-18).
What stage information is provided across these rows, and does it limit comparisons?
Every row shown lists “Series Unknown” for the round classification, so comparisons by disclosed stage aren’t possible from this dataset. As a result, size-based clustering relies on the disclosed amounts themselves, alongside the 4 “undisclosed” entries (e.g., Alliance For Children on 2024-07-25).
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