Reach Capital, an investment firm, recently announced the closure of its fifth fund, securing $265 million. This new fund increases the firm's total assets under management to nearly $1 billion. The firm, which has previously backed over 180 companies, intends to invest in approximately 50 additional teams through this new vehicle.
The new fund will target pre-seed, seed, and Series A rounds. While Reach Capital initially focused on technology for K-12 schools and districts, its mandate has expanded to include learning, health, and work sectors. Notable past investments include ClassDojo, Cartwheel, Stepful, and Replit.
Founded in 2015 as a spin-out from NewSchools Venture Fund, Reach Capital's early focus was exclusively on education technology. Partner James Kim, a former high school math teacher, experienced the impact of early education technology like ClassDojo firsthand. The firm's evolution reflects a broader view of technology's role beyond traditional education settings.
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Reach Capital, an investment firm, announced the closing of its fifth fund, totaling $265 million, bringing its assets under management to nearly $1 billion. This new fund will support investments in approximately 50 additional pre-seed, seed, and Series A companies across learning, health, and work sectors, expanding beyond its initial K-12 education focus.