Weekly Fund Digest - January 7, 2026 | VC & PE Form D Filings

Note: "Amount Raised" reflects the total offering amount disclosed in SEC Form D filings. Funds reporting $0 are excluded from this digest. AUM data is sourced from Form ADV filings where available.

Venture Capital

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F.Inc Capital, LP - D1 filed for $0.7 million from their Lynnwood, WA headquarters, founders, Inc. Capital, LP – D1 is the venture fund behind Founders, Inc., a founder‑focused investment platform that writes early‑stage checks of up to $250 k and provides long‑term campus resources for entrepreneurs ([f.inc](https://f.inc/about)). The fund targets emerging‑technology sectors—including AI/ML, hardware, AR/VR + gaming, Web3, developer tools and consumer‑focused products—by backing visionary teams at the seed stage ([f.inc](https://f.inc/about)). Notable portfolio companies include Eyecandy (AI/ML robotics), Dedale (AI‑assisted dev tools), OMGrab (open‑source multimodal annotation), Aisle (AI shopping assistant), Polysynth (multi‑material 3D printing), Rareform Metals, Hayla (AI‑center power), and Trepo (automated grocery ordering) ([f.inc](https://f.inc/portfolio)).

Angel Collective Opportunity Fund, LP - F1 filed for $0.7 million from their Lynnwood, WA headquarters, angel Collective Opportunity Fund (ACOF), founded in 2020 in San Francisco by Sunil Pai and Nick Candito, is a venture‑focused angel network that aggregates capital for emerging managers ([privateequityinternational.com](https://www.privateequityinternational.com/institution-profiles/angel-collective-opportunity-fund.html), [angelcollective.com](https://www.angelcollective.com/about)). It employs a collaborative model that invites top emerging managers to invest through a pooled vehicle, targeting technology‑sector breakout companies in AI, fintech, dev‑tools, defense and SaaS with $50 k+ quarterly commitments and a 2% management fee ([venture.angellist.com](https://venture.angellist.com/v/back/angel-collective-opportunity-fund), [angelcollective.com](https://www.angelcollective.com/about)). Notable portfolio companies include Boom Supersonic, DoNotPay, CtrlStack, Writer.com, Airbase, Turing.com, Reface.ai and QuickNode ([angelcollective.com](https://www.angelcollective.com/portfolio)).

Schox Venture Capital, LP - F3 filed for $0.3 million from their Lynnwood, WA headquarters, schox Venture Capital, LP (the “F3” fund) is anchored by Schox Patent Group—the firm that drafted patents for high‑profile startups such as Coinbase, Cruise, Duo, Joby and Twilio—and engages with roughly 20‑30 early‑stage companies each year, investing $100‑500 K in about half of them ([venture.angellist.com](https://venture.angellist.com/v/back/schox-vc)). The fund’s strategy leverages its patent‑centric expertise to back seed‑stage, technology‑driven businesses where strong intellectual‑property protection can create a competitive edge ([venture.angellist.com](https://venture.angellist.com/v/back/schox-vc)).

Grant Park Ventures, LP - E3 filed for $0.2 million from their Lynnwood, WA headquarters, grant Park Ventures, LP – E3 is an early‑stage venture capital fund founded by entrepreneurs from Grant Park in Los Altos, CA, dedicated to backing transformative founders ([grantparkventures.com](https://grantparkventures.com)). It focuses on seed‑ and early‑stage investments in healthcare, fintech, logistics and software‑enabled technology ([grantparkventures.com](https://grantparkventures.com)). Notable portfolio companies include Puzzle Medical Devices, Memora Health, Scanwell Health, MasterClass and Stoke Space ([grantparkventures.com](https://grantparkventures.com)).

Climate Venture Capital, LP - F1 filed for $0.2 million from their Lynnwood, WA headquarters, climate Venture Capital, LP (F1) is a New Zealand‑based venture fund that launched the country’s first climate‑tech fund, targeting 25%+ IRR and currently on track for a 5‑10× return on its inaugural vehicle ([climatevcfund.com](https://climatevcfund.com/about)). It invests in disruptive, lower‑cost climate solutions—backing early‑stage companies such as MGA Thermal and Teiny’s oat‑milk powder that can outcompete incumbents and deliver measurable CO₂ reductions ([climatevcfund.com](https://climatevcfund.com/about)).