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Camelback Ventures
Camelback Fellowship
Independent editorial profile; DNA Future is not affiliated with or endorsed by this institution unless expressly stated. A fellowship for US founders addressing education or technology inequity; funding instrument depends on organization type.
THE INSTITUTION
What is Camelback Ventures?
Camelback Ventures is an organization founded by Aaron Walker to support underestimated entrepreneurs.
It works with founders addressing inequity through education and conscious-technology ventures.
Aaron Walker founded Camelback Ventures in 2013 to support underestimated founders building solutions around education and economic opportunity.
Camelback is a mission-driven support organization rather than a conventional venture fund, so it does not present AUM as its operating scale.
Fellows include leaders of nonprofit, school, hybrid and for-profit organizations. The capital instrument changes with the organization's legal and financing structure.
The current application cycle is closed. The current Apply page states $50,000 in capital; older Fellowship and FAQ copy still contains $40,000, so applicants should rely on the live application terms.
Camelback Fellowship overview ↗Current application and status ↗
THE PEOPLE
Who leads Camelback Ventures and this program?
Aaron Walker
Founder
Founded Camelback Ventures to support underestimated entrepreneurs.
The fellowship is delivered by a program team; the current public pages do not identify one sole cohort director.
THE PROGRAM
What is Camelback Fellowship?
The fellowship combines coaching, community and capital for nonprofit, school and for-profit leaders.
WHO IT IS FOR
Who should consider it?
- US-based founders addressing education or technology inequity
- Nonprofits, schools, for-profits and hybrid organizations
- Applicants from underestimated backgrounds
SUPPORT
What do you get?
- Current Apply page states $50,000 in capital
- Coaching and founder community
- Grant or investment structure based on organization type
The current Apply page states $50,000; older Fellowship and FAQ copy still contains $40,000. For-profits and hybrids receive a SAFE or another funding vehicle, while nonprofits and schools receive unrestricted grants. Applications are closed.
PUBLIC EVIDENCE
What does the public record show?
Fellows include leaders of nonprofit, school, hybrid and for-profit organizations. The capital instrument changes with the organization's legal and financing structure.
Examples show institutional or program history. They do not predict admission, funding, ownership terms or outcomes for a new applicant.
APPLICATION
How do you apply?
- Read the live Apply page
- Choose the correct organization type
- Join the interest list while applications are closed
- Confirm the exact amount and instrument in the next offer
DNA Future research note. This is an independent editorial profile based on official sources. Program terms and availability can change; the institution’s current materials take precedence.
Last reviewed · 13 October 2026