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RESOURCES FOR SOUTHEAST STARTUPS: SEPTEMBER 2020

by Maija Ehlinger

Hypepotamus was born to build community in the tech startup scene. As entrepreneurs navigate the uncertainty of 2020, we are here to be a resource and showcase companies, organizations, and individuals who are providing key services during this time.

We are compiling a list of essential resources for startups looking to grow, scale, and/or pivot, as we return from the Labor Day Weekend, look ahead and settle into the rest of the fall season. We will be continuously updating this page, so reach out if there are resources you would like to add!

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Startup Atlanta publishes comprehensive guide to the tech ecosystem

If you are looking for VC firms to pitch or networking events to join, you’ll want to download Startup Atlanta’s guide to all things startup around the city. Download the guide here.

Bronze Valley Accelerator is seeking minority and female-founded companies

Apply by September 11 to join this seven-week accelerator in Alabama, powered by  gener8tor. This accelerator is designed to help early stage, minority-led startups get started.

Knightley gives founders a place to organize their data

Atlanta-based Knightley is passionate about helping connect founders with funders. Their SaaS platform is designed to make sure startups have all of their paperwork and data rooms in order to start effectively fundraising. Knightley is offering a 60-day trial to founders, and you can learn more about it here.

Atlanta’s New Story begins Founders Lab

Students and professionals are encouraged to apply to this one-month accelerator, where participants will learn from mentors from successful social entrepreneurs from charity:water, Kiva, Plywood Presents, and The Giving Key. Applications can be found here and are open until September 28.

NC IDEA FOUNDATION opens grants on September 8th

North Carolina-based startups, non-profit, and for-profits companies are encouraged to apply for up to $150,000 of funding. Click here and learn more about the application process.

Community Bucket launches partnership to help Georgia moms in need

Learn how you can get involved and give back to the community through Community Bucket and their new September program with Helping Mamas.

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EDITOR’S NOTE: Bookmark this page as updates will continue to be published as new information becomes available. 

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