About CataCap Founders Fund
The CataCap Founders Fund is dedicated to fueling the continuous development of the CataCap platform, making it better... of, by and for YOU! Help CataCap unlock the nearly $1.5 Trillion sitting in Donor Advised Funds and Foundations that could be invested in addressing our most pressing social and environmental issues, into the most innovative change-makers, ventures and funds. By investing IN CataCap FROM CataCap, you're directly supporting the creation of our community platform. All proceeds will be used to develop and run CataCap in its early, founding days. This is an internal, contingent loan that is tracked by the CataCap system with proceeds and interest returned to your account.
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Investment Terms
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If you do not have an active balance, you may contact the company or fund directly using the “Questions about this investment?” link, or email [email protected] for assistance.
Investment Materials
To view Materials/Terms, you must have a CataCap account and be logged in. Access to full materials is available to Donor/Investors with an active CataCap balance.
If you do not have an active balance, you may contact the company or fund directly using the “Questions about this investment?” link, or email [email protected] for assistance.
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Park Rangers Capital quietly closed their first fund earlier this year: a $4.3M debut fund backed by 130 LPs. Park Rangers Capital believes capital, content, and conviction compound together. Distribution is the moat, and they're building their own every day. Park Rangers Capital completed an investment on CataCap, successfully raising $28,900.00.
How To Unlock Mission-Driven Investing With Your Donations
Billions of dollars intended for good are stuck in limbo, rather than flowing toward mission-driven investing. Donor-advised funds (DAFs)—charitable vehicles where donors receive an immediate tax deduction but can decide later where the money goes—hold more than $250 billion in assets. Yet most of this capital sits in traditional stock and bond portfolios rather than supporting entrepreneurs.