- Eagle Freedom Fund I invested in 20 companies, some of which helped to train 6,000 doctors and nurses to identify trafficking victims.
- Other portfolio companies have protected more than 50,000 children from online exploitation
- Eagle was founded in 2017
Eagle Venture Fund is seeking to raise $50 million for its second fund focused on investing in tech companies that fight human trafficking.
Eagle Freedom Fund II’s investors include Keel Point and the Tebow Group.
Eagle Freedom Fund I invested in 20 companies, some of which helped to train 6,000 doctors and nurses to identify trafficking victims. Other portfolio companies have protected more than 50,000 children from online exploitation.
“We need bold, strategic action in the fight against trafficking,” said Tim Tebow, the former NFL quarterback who is also a general partner for Eagle Freedom Fund II in a statement. “That’s what gets me excited about Eagle Freedom Fund II—the chance to reach a scale of impact that can reach millions of children. I just had a daughter, and I’m hungry to build a safer future for our children.”
With offices in Dallas, Zurich and Singapore, Eagle targets B2B SaaS, AI-enabled software, fintech, and tech-enabled services that fight human trafficking, poverty, and economic injustice around the world.
The VC firm was founded in 2017.
