Building the next generation of female founders.

A nonprofit closing the gap between talent and opportunity — through a one-day entrepreneurship camp and a digital club for young women who are ready to build.

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6th grade → college

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Building the next generation of female founders✦ Where ambition meets sisterhood✦ Building the next generation of female founders✦ Where ambition meets sisterhood✦ Building the next generation of female founders✦ Where ambition meets sisterhood✦

Two programs.
One mission.

A camp for middle schoolers with big ideas. A club for young women ready to build.

Campers working through a workshop at Camp EntrepreneuHER

6th–10th grade

An immersive one-day entrepreneurship experience — workshops, speakers, and real mentorship from female founders, held each summer in Durham, NC.

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High school & college

A digital club for young founders where ambition meets sisterhood — community, mentorship, venture-building, and a network that lasts.

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The EntrepreneuHER Club

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Community, growth, and mentorship for women of all ages — a network where members make each other more curious, more ambitious, and more willing to try. Six rooms carry it day to day, and it costs nothing to join.

introduce yourself! 👋 dear FoundHER… 💌 events! 🎤 main chat! 💬 opportunities! 💼 wins! 🎉

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The EntrepreneuHER Club 50 members

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Zora A.anyone have a sponsorship email template? trying to land my first brand 🤞

Amaris G.Ownerjust dropped one in opportunities — the exact email that got us our first sponsor

Priya M.saving this. also Zora your bags are stunning, i’d sponsor you

Nia T.this group is everything. sending mine tonight

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The access gap starts early — and it compounds.

Entrepreneurship is rarely taught in schools, and the spaces built for it are overwhelmingly male-dominated. Girls decide whether they're "founder material" as early as middle school. This isn't a talent gap — it's an access gap to education, mentorship, capital, and community.

of U.S. venture capital goes to female-founded businesses

Crunchbase, 2023

78¢

generated per $1 invested in women-founded companies, against 31¢ for male-founded

BCG Analysis

63%

better returns from teams with at least one female founder, against all-male teams

First Round Capital