Investor · 4 deals
Every published round Snow Foundation took part in, and every parcel of existing shares it bought off another holder. Deals we hold but haven't published yet are not counted.
| Company | Stage | Announced | Amount | Role | Alongside | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Foremind | Unnamed stage | 21 May 2025 | $1.5m | Participant | SmartCompany, Startup Daily, Giant Leap portfolio | |
| Clean Slate Clinic | Seed | May 2024 | $1.6m | Participant | Startup Daily, SmartCompany | |
| MoreGoodDays | Seed | Mar 2023 | $3.5m | Participant | Startup Daily, SmartCompany (Mon 8 Dec 2025), Forbes Australia, SmartCompany (Fri 17 Mar 2023), Blackbird Ventures portfolio, Giant Leap portfolio, Side Stage Ventures portfolio | |
| Xceptional | Venture debt | 4 Dec 2019 | $600k | Participant | Startup Daily (Wed 4 Dec 2019), Startup Daily (Mon 25 Nov 2019), SmartCompany |
Companies Snow Foundation has backed in a published round, and companies whose existing shares it bought off another holder.
| Company | What it does | First invested | Rounds | Led |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xceptional | 4 Dec 2019, Venture debt | 1 | 0 | |
| MoreGoodDays | Mar 2023, Seed | 1 | 0 | |
| Foremind | 21 May 2025 | 1 | 0 | |
| Clean Slate Clinic | May 2024, Seed | 1 | 0 |
Fund closes reported for Snow Foundation, as distinct from the investments it has made.
Companies Snow Foundation has backed that another company then bought. An exit for the holding, not a deal Snow Foundation did.
Stories naming Snow Foundation. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Founders backed by LaunchVic's Alice Anderson Fund fear the fund may not survive the Victorian government's confirmed merger of LaunchVic with Breakthrough Victoria; the piece recalls raises by Elita, MoreGoodDays and TalkiPlay.
Victorian women-led startup founders warn a government restructure merging LaunchVic with Breakthrough Victoria could end the Alice Anderson Fund's backing, recalling raises by Elita, MoreGoodDays and TalkiPlay.
Weekly roundup of seven Australian startup raises, led by Airwallex's Series F, plus EatClub, Kite Magnetics, Termina, Preve, Foremind and Liveheats.
Also Startup Daily
Canberra workplace wellbeing startup Foremind has secured $1.5 million with Giant Leap leading and Skalata plus the Snow Foundation taking part, money earmarked for product growth before a push into Britain and New Zealand.
Also SmartCompany
First Australians Capital has reached a $20 million first close on its Catalytic Impact Funds, drawing commitments from foundations, family offices and corporates, plus Queensland government funding for its Indigenous business program.
Weekly roundup covering seven ANZ startup raises — Bare Funerals, Humii, WeMoney, CLT Toolbox, Clean Slate Clinic, SpatialGPT and Great Wrap — plus LaunchVic's $900,000 into Paul Little's Skalata fund.
Also Startup Daily
Weekly roundup listing seven Australian startups and their raises, totalling $17.7 million across AI, packaging materials, fintech, digital health, music licensing, construction software and swimwear.
Also Startup Daily
Antler reaches final close on its second Australian fund with commitments nearing A$60 million, backed by Snow Foundation, Geoff Harris and Roger Allen, and hires early Uber Australia employee Mike Abbott as partner.
Three Australian companies — Fleet Space Technologies, MoreGoodDays and Syneta — feature on Forbes Asia's 100 to Watch list; the piece profiles each business, its backers and recent raises.
A weekly roundup reporting six Australian startups that raised a combined $19 million, including Quasar, Nexl, MoreGoodDays, DAS and Our Cow, plus Our Cow's earlier acquisition of delivery startup Voly.
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Giant Leap's impact newsletter rounds up CO2-eating microbes, precision fermentation, booming health tech funding, a women-in-work survey, its open Analyst role, Glow Capital's launch, Snow Entrepreneurs grants and Investible's climate tech fund.
Sydney startup Xceptional, which places autistic people into tech careers, has borrowed $600,000 under a new revenue-linked debt structure devised with Impact Investment Group, backed by several foundations and a private investor.