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First Drop VC is a venture capital firm focused on sustainable social impact investments. Founded to support early-stage startups addressing social and environmental challenges, it aims to transform the future through strategic investments in innovative companies.
First Drop VC invests between €100,000 and €300,000 in early and pre-seed stages, with potential for over €1 million in subsequent funding rounds. The firm targets startups that create positive social and environmental impact, guided by a solid Theory of Change.
First Drop VC's portfolio includes startups focusing on climate innovation and social inclusion. Each company is evaluated for its financial potential and ability to create lasting impact, supported through a program that helps define impact metrics and scale business models.
To approach First Drop VC, founders should visit their website at firstdropvc.com to submit their pitch. The firm is particularly interested in startups that align with their focus on climate and social impact.
First Drop VC runs a Support Program designed to assist portfolio companies in defining impact metrics and scaling their business models. This program emphasizes integrating social and environmental considerations into their strategies.
First Drop VC invests in early-stage startups, specifically at the pre-seed and seed stages.
The firm focuses on startups in the climate innovation and social inclusion sectors.
First Drop VC typically invests between €100,000 and €300,000 in initial funding rounds.
First Drop VC primarily invests in startups based in Europe.
Founders can pitch First Drop VC through their website at firstdropvc.com.
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