Indie Campers

Hoopers is a global basketball community that connects players, fans and brands working on the intersection of physical and digital areas.

Talent Protocol is a decentralized platform where talent can create a personal token, and where sponsors can make angel investments in someone's career to become a part of their journey. Our mission is to empower undiscovered talent worldwide, by giving anyone, anywhere the ability to create a branded Career Coin, monetize their potential and build a worldwide community of committed supporters. At Talent Protocol we're building an ecosystem to mint, store and exchange personal tokens across the web, while still being interoperable with the Ethereum ecosystem. A portal from the web2 network to the web3 economy.

HelloVote is a developer of voter engagement platform simplifying registration, election information, and civic participation.

Los Sundays is a lifestyle brand disrupting a product-focused category. Strategically built to engage organically with consumers through today's most influential channels – social media, fashion, and immersive events. Los Sundays combines original and relatable content with award-winning tequila to captivate and inspire the new generation of tequila consumers.

Women's Health Center of West Virginia is a private nonprofit healthcare facility that provides reproductive and sexual healthcare, gynecologic wellness exams, contraception, STI testing and treatment, and pregnancy confirmation. The organization offers HIV testing and PrEP, chest and cervical cancer screenings, and a harm reduction program. It provides LGBTQIA+ health services, including gender-affirming hormone therapy, and educational resources on abortion options and legal restrictions.

Coast 4C supports sustainable seaweed supply, combining community, commerce, conservation, and climate benefits.

Sportway is an online network that enables young athletes to meet and share experiences.

InterCure is a manufacturer and distributor of pharmaceutical medical cannabis products.

Skiptown (formerly Skipper) is a tech-enabled hub for dogs and their people. The trusted pet services company provides pet parents with first-class dog walking, daycare, and boarding services, as well as a membership-based dog park and bar – all powered by the Skiptown mobile app. Skiptown has secured thousands of members since opening the first location in Charlotte, NC in August of 2020. Skiptown offers an indoor/outdoor turfed dog park, a bar for humans, dog daycare, overnight boarding, a grooming salon, and dog walking services. From valet daycare drop-off to "Skippers" who monitor the pups at play, Skiptown's dog-focused design and high-end hangout is about giving peace of mind to pet parents and joy to their four-legged family members. Skiptown's proprietary technology platform streamlines booking and account management, sends multiple daily visit reports, pairs dogs to playgroups based on personality type, and allows for a fully customized experience for every dog. Backed by private investors and high-profile venture capital firms, including Techstars Ventures, Bull Creek Capital, and Firebrand Ventures, Skiptown is poised for growth. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., Skiptown is expanding into new markets soon! Learn more about how Skiptown is revolutionizing the pet parent experience at skiptown.io.

June is the foremost complete virtual care platform created to support women at every stage of their health journey, while also acknowledging that women's health and family well-being are inextricably linked.

Nicol is an operator of multi-racquet sports clubs offering fitness and community.

Self-Help Enterprises is an organization dedicated to self-help housing, sewer and water development, housing rehabilitation, multifamily housing and homebuyer programs in the San Joaquin Valley of California. The goal of Self-Help Enterprises is to help farm laborers and other low-income families to help themselves. Here, in the world most productive agricultural area, there is an astonishing quantity of inadequate, if not hazardous housing. The people who provide the source of labor for the agricultural fields can find little except substandard housing, and have incomes too low to qualify for standard new home loans. Most are working families who, despite their labors, have known only poverty. They have reared their children in places that are unsafe, unsanitary and a far cry from the American dream of homeownership. These are families and communities effectively hidden from mainstream America and untouched by its rising prosperity. Yet they are families with dreams and determination and the willingness to work hard. All they need is someone to bridge the gulf between dreams and reality.