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Charge Ventures Follows On in Coral Care Series A

Charge Ventures backed Coral Care’s Series A, its most recent deal as the Brooklyn pre-seed firm supports breakouts across non-traditional startup hubs.

Charge Ventures Follows On in Coral Care Series A

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Funding event facts

Source-backed financing and transaction details. Unknown terms remain undisclosed rather than estimated.

Coral Care raises $13M Series A

Event type
Funding Round
Event date
Feb 23, 2026
Stage / label
Series A
Amount
$13M
Confidence
Company Disclosed

Company / target: Coral Care

Participants: Haymaker Ventures , FCA Ventures , Peterson Ventures , AlleyCorp , Reach Capital , Jefferson River Capital , Greymatter Capital , Mother Ventures , Charge Ventures

Sources: prnewswire.com

Charge Ventures backed Coral Care’s Series A in February 2026 — its most recent tracked deal and a follow-on to the firm’s earlier 2024 investment in the pediatric care platform.

Key facts

  • Investor: Charge Ventures (follow-on)
  • Company: Coral Care (pediatric / D2C healthcare)
  • Round: Series A
  • Date: February 2026
  • Firm: Brooklyn pre-seed/seed; 86+ investments

Why this matters

Coral Care sits in Charge Ventures’ D2C healthcare focus. The firm frequently doubles down on winners through follow-on capital after leading or joining their first institutional round.

Sources

  1. Charge Ventures / Coral Care (Tracxn): https://tracxn.com/d/venture-capital/chargeventures/__BOuu0zOYys1QgerxjVszxrquQE8y65No79YjyBG3mes
  2. Charge Ventures portfolio (PitchBook): https://pitchbook.com/profiles/investor/150238-99

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