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NYC YC W21 teen and young adult investing education app at $3.5M ARR with 2M users and 10M+ lessons; $4.4M seed with 60+ modules and fractional stock/ETF/crypto trading competing with Greenlight and Acorns for Gen Z financial literacy and first investing.
Bloom is a New York-based investing education and fractional trading app for teenagers and young adults — backed by Y Combinator (W21) with $4.4 million in total funding including $3.3 million from investors in 2022 — providing users aged 13-17 and young adults with commission-free fractional trading in stocks, ETFs, and crypto combined with 60+ structured financial education modules and a gamified learning experience that has delivered over 10 million lessons since launching in April 2022, achieving $3.5 million ARR with 2 million users. Founded in 2021 by Allan Maman, Sonny Mo, and Sam Yang, Bloom serves Generation Z's interest in building wealth and financial literacy at an age when compounding investment returns are most powerful.
Montreal zero-fee nonprofit fundraising platform with $1B+ processed; 100% donation pass-through via optional donor tips competing with Donorbox and Classy for nonprofit fundraising technology adoption.
Zeffy is a Montreal-based fundraising platform for nonprofit organizations that charges zero platform fees on donations — asking donors to optionally contribute a tip to cover Zeffy's operating costs rather than deducting fees from each donation, ensuring 100% of every donated dollar reaches the nonprofit cause. Founded in 2019 by Thibaut Davoult and Nicolas Lafleur, Zeffy has processed $1+ billion in nonprofit donations and provides a comprehensive suite including online donation forms, event ticketing, peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns, recurring donation management, and membership management — giving nonprofits a full fundraising platform at genuinely zero cost.
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