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Each week, Superpowers for Good shares a curated list of new investment offerings added to FINRA-registered crowdfunding portals and by broker-dealers. Using the SuperCrowd Classification Policy, we highlight offerings that qualify for Social Impact, Women in Leadership, and Underrepresented Founder Leadership based on publicly available information and objective criteria. We prioritize these categories and also include other newly launched offerings that may be of interest to our community.
We organize the opportunities into four groups:
Social Impact offerings
Women in Leadership offerings
Underrepresented Founder Leadership offerings
Other new offerings added during the week
In some cases, classification details become clear only after additional public information is available. When an offering meets the criteria, we include it in the appropriate category, even if it was not part of the original weekly list. See the categorized offerings below.
Devin’s Impact Pick of the Week
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SuperCrowd Social Impact Offerings of the Week:
Kindora, with a valuation of $12 million, is raising funds on Wefunder. Founded and led by Co-Founder and CEO/CTO Justin Steele, alongside Co-Founder and Strategic Advisor Karibu Nyaggah, the company is an AI-powered fundraising platform designed to help nonprofits identify relevant funding opportunities, connect with potential donors, and secure philanthropic capital. Kindora uses artificial intelligence to function like a development office, providing nonprofits with ranked funder matches, grant opportunity research, customized letters of intent, donor intelligence, and outreach strategies. Built on technology developed from the founders’ direct experience in philanthropy and nonprofit operations, the platform aims to address the challenges of limited funding visibility, inaccessible donor networks, and expensive fundraising tools.
Kindora has attracted more than 2,300 organizations to its platform, approximately 17 times its December user base, with 118 paying organizations and an annual recurring revenue run rate of approximately $124,000. Five funders are now paying for grantee access, including two with signed enterprise contracts and three through self-service purchases. Its data infrastructure covers more than 260,000 foundations, 9.3 million grant records, and over 54,000 open and upcoming funding opportunities. The company’s data layer has also recorded more than 180,000 external agent calls since April, averaging approximately 1,000 daily calls. Kindora has received recognition from Anthropic, including a featured customer case study, and AWS, while Deloitte provides strategic and operational support. The company has also been featured in Forbes. CEO Justin Steele previously spent a decade at Google.org, where he directed approximately $700 million in philanthropic funding across the Americas, and has experience with Bain, Bridgespan, and Year Up.
The company generates revenue through nonprofit subscriptions, funder-sponsored enterprise access, consultant subscriptions, and metered data and API services. The current fundraising round offers early investors a $10 million valuation cap for the first $1 million raised, with subsequent investments at a $12 million cap. The investment is structured as a post-money SAFE with an additional capped revenue-sharing provision: once Kindora exceeds $1 million in annual recurring revenue, 3% of adjusted gross revenue is distributed quarterly to investors until the investor pool collectively receives 1.5 times its investment, subject to the agreement’s terms. The company plans to use the proceeds primarily to expand its go-to-market operations through business development and sales hires, customer account management, infrastructure and AI processing costs, and operational support. With an established AI-powered product, growing nonprofit adoption, paying institutional customers, and an expanding philanthropic data infrastructure, Kindora aims to make fundraising technology more accessible while building a sustainable, community-owned platform for the social sector. (We use AI to help us write offerings summaries.)
SuperCrowd Women in Leadership Offerings of the Week:
Acorn Genetics, with a valuation of $25 million, is raising funds on StartEngine. Founded and led by CEO, Principal Accounting Officer, and Board Member Ana Cornell, the company is commercializing SENTRI, a portable molecular testing system designed to help businesses detect contamination and quality issues on-site rather than relying on centralized laboratories and multi-day turnaround times. Initially targeting the craft brewing industry, SENTRI enables breweries to perform same-day molecular testing without building an expensive in-house laboratory or employing specialized laboratory personnel. Acorn Genetics is the preferred testing supplier for the Independent Brewers Alliance and a listed supply partner with the Beverage Federation, providing a direct channel to more than 1,300 breweries. The company is also developing partnerships and pilots with major yeast and fermentation suppliers and has customers across more than 50 countries.
Acorn Genetics has progressed from product development to commercial availability, with SENTRI generating revenue through one-time instrument and setup fees as well as recurring sales of disposable assay panels used for each test. The company has raised $3.1 million from early investors and more than $290,000 in grants, fellowships, competitions, and program funding from organizations including the Thiel Foundation, National Science Foundation, VentureWell, and BARDA. In one customer pilot, Sketchbook Brewing used SENTRI to identify lactic acid bacteria contamination in two batches before packaging, helping prevent thousands of dollars in estimated product loss. The company estimates its initial addressable market includes approximately 9,000 U.S. craft breweries producing fewer than 15,000 barrels annually, within a broader $2.4 billion beverage testing market and an estimated $26 billion global food safety testing market.
The company plans to use the proceeds from the current offering to support its next stage of commercialization and platform development, allocating approximately 31.5% to research and development, 30% to sales and marketing, 30% to inventory and manufacturing, and 8.5% to StartEngine fees. Beyond brewing, Acorn Genetics plans to expand SENTRI’s applications into food safety, agriculture, biofuels, water testing, and healthcare. The company is also developing AcornLab, a next-generation sequencing system intended to bring more advanced genomic testing closer to the point of need. With a commercially available testing platform, established industry partnerships, recurring consumables revenue, and potential applications across multiple industries, Acorn Genetics aims to make molecular testing faster, more accessible, and less dependent on centralized laboratories. (We use AI to help us write offerings summaries.)
SuperCrowd Underrepresented Founder Leadership Offerings of the Week:
Mightylicious, with a valuation of $15 million, is raising funds on Republic. Founded and led by CEO Carolyn K. Haeler, the company is a gluten-free food brand focused on creating cookies and baking products that deliver the taste and texture of traditional baked goods without gluten or other common allergens. After Haeler left a finance career and developed the recipes following her own celiac diagnosis, Mightylicious grew from three Whole Foods locations to distribution across 1,775 stores in 43 states, with products now available through major retailers including Kroger, HEB, Harris Teeter, ShopRite, Fred Meyer, HyVee, GIANT, and Ralphs. The company’s product portfolio includes seven cookie flavors, including vegan options, as well as proprietary all-purpose gluten-free flour blends and baking mixes. Its formulations use recognizable ingredients and are gluten-free, non-GMO, kosher, preservative-free, hydrogenated-oil-free, and made with cage-free eggs.
Mightylicious has expanded to more than 5,200 distribution points in 2026 and has built an omnichannel business combining retail and direct-to-consumer sales. The company reports a $34 average online order value and a 24.4% online repeat-purchase rate, while gross margins are approximately 30% through retail and 58% through direct-to-consumer sales. In 2025, Mightylicious sold approximately 148,500 bags, and Amazon revenue has grown 355% year over year, with the company forecasting more than $1 million in Amazon revenue in 2027. Its proprietary gluten-free flour blend and baking process were refined over three years with certified food scientists, creating a product designed to replicate the behavior and taste of wheat flour. The company expects its addressable gluten-free market to continue expanding, with the global gluten-free food market projected to reach $18.67 billion by 2034, while bakery products represent the largest segment. Mightylicious plans to triple its distribution locations over the next three years and expand its presence across all 50 states.
The company plans to use the proceeds from the current crowdfunding campaign to support regional expansion through retailers such as Wakefern and Wegmans, expand its direct-to-consumer business through Amazon, fund sales, marketing, inventory, and working capital, and complete vertical integration of its supply chain to reduce costs and production risk. Funding will also support the addition of key executives and continued team expansion. Mightylicious projects $2.2 million in revenue next year and a $10.3 million run rate over the next 36 months, with a longer-term goal of reaching $40 million to $50 million in annual revenue and pursuing an exit of $150 million or more. With established retail distribution, growing direct-to-consumer demand, proprietary formulations, and an expanding portfolio of gluten-free products, Mightylicious aims to build a broader better-for-you lifestyle brand beyond cookies and into additional CPG categories. (We use AI to help us write offerings summaries.)
Other New Offering(s) of the Week:
This week’s other new offerings include Chaco Flaco, a canned cocktail brand focused on clean taste and the modern consumer, and Good Magic x Imply 25', a Regulation Crowdfunding opportunity featuring a Yearling colt and half-sibling to dual Grade 1 winner Simply Joking. (We use AI to help us write offerings summaries.)
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Crowdfunding Offerings Analysis
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SuperCrowd Career Path Job Postings
Environmental Initiatives Lead, Sustainability — Google · Chicago, IL · $188,000–$274,000/yr
Senior Associate/Manager, Sustainability and Impact — Bain Capital · Boston, MA · Remote OK · $130,000–$160,000/yr
Associate, Investment Operations — ImpactAssets · United States · Remote OK · $75,000–$83,000/yr
WM Global Investment Office - Institutional Innovation Lead, Investing with Impact / Impact Private Markets, Executive Director — Morgan Stanley · New York, NY · $175,000–$265,000/yr
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Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist (CDCES), Registered Dietitian — My Diabetes Tutor - Diabetes Education Telehealth · United States · Remote OK · $45.00–$48.00/hr
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Affordable Housing Finance Product Manager - Executive Director — Morgan Stanley · New York, NY · $150,000–$250,000/yr
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