Cage-free campaigns took animals a long way. But the “what comes next” pipeline for reducing animal suffering is thin (full take here).
That’s why the upcoming round of the Charity Entrepreneurship Incubation Program is (for the first time in our 50-org track record) for animals only.
Application deadline: September 13th
A fully cost-covered 8-week program from February 1, 2027. You get a co-founder, a frontier problem to work on, training from people who have built field-leading charities, and a seed grant to launch. Mostly online, with 2 weeks in London and San Francisco, travel covered and stipends from $5,000 a month. Then, a funded 3-month exploration phase to land on your solution before you pitch for funding. Apply from anywhere in the world.
Founders won’t be handed a narrowly specified idea. You’ll be presented with frontier problems: problem spaces where funders and industry want a fix but nobody has built one. Our research team is currently reviewing 100+ candidate problems, spanning welfare tech, breeding, research infrastructure, talent, and finding the next neglected population the size of farmed shrimp. Check out five frontier problems we’re currently excited about.
Not sure if you’d be great at this or if you’re interested?We think the quickest way to test this is to submit a shortened 15-30 minute application form.
Cage-free campaigns took animals a long way. But the “what comes next” pipeline for reducing animal suffering is thin (full take here).
That’s why the upcoming round of the Charity Entrepreneurship Incubation Program is (for the first time in our 50-org track record) for animals only.
Application deadline: September 13th
A fully cost-covered 8-week program from February 1, 2027. You get a co-founder, a frontier problem to work on, training from people who have built field-leading charities, and a seed grant to launch. Mostly online, with 2 weeks in London and San Francisco, travel covered and stipends from $5,000 a month. Then, a funded 3-month exploration phase to land on your solution before you pitch for funding. Apply from anywhere in the world.
Founders won’t be handed a narrowly specified idea. You’ll be presented with frontier problems: problem spaces where funders and industry want a fix but nobody has built one. Our research team is currently reviewing 100+ candidate problems, spanning welfare tech, breeding, research infrastructure, talent, and finding the next neglected population the size of farmed shrimp. Check out five frontier problems we’re currently excited about.
Not sure if you’d be great at this or if you’re interested? We think the quickest way to test this is to submit a shortened 15-30 minute application form.
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Questions? Contact: candidates@charityentrepreneurship.com