The Case for Her Overview
Founded in 2017, The Case for Her is a philanthropic investment portfolio focused on addressing critical women's health issues, particularly menstruation and sexual health. The organization employs a blended-finance approach, combining grants, investments, convenings, and advocacy efforts to enhance women's health and rights globally. Their dynamic and flexible portfolio includes investments in product companies, technological innovations, research projects, and grassroots organizations. The Case for Her also invests in women-led venture capital funds to support female entrepreneurs and increase the availability of goods and services designed for women's needs.
Is The Case for Her the right investor for your startup? Browse their investment focus, stage preferences, and geographic scope to see how well they align with your fundraising goals. Your full match score with The Case for Her, along with a list of other relevant VCs, is available on Hopohopo.io.
The Case for Her
Investment focus
Product type
- Software
- Consumer goods
- Services
Industries / verticals
- Beauty & Personal Care
- Digital & Consumer health
Investment role
Lead and follow
Stages
Pre-seed, Seed
First ticket size
€100,000 - €1,500,000
Contact information
Closing the funding gap by investing in women’s health. Co-founder & Partner
Wendy Anderson
How to approach funds like The Case for Her
When reaching out to The Case for Her, founders should highlight how their solution directly addresses overlooked or stigmatized areas in women's health, especially those with measurable social impact. Demonstrate a clear pathway for both scalable change and sustainable business models, and be prepared to discuss how your work can shift narratives or drive systemic improvements. Emphasize collaborations with local communities or cross-sector partners, as well as any evidence of advocacy or policy influence, to align with their holistic, ecosystem-building approach.
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