All information has been provided by the management of each T25 Fund. Funds that have not provided updates have information which was gathered from their original application. Our plan is to invite the funds to provide updates annually.

Scan the database, scrolling left and right, to get acquainted with all of the fields and information provided. Use the filter and sort features to search for funds that meet specific criteria.

For example, you could arrange the list to group the funds by size categories, or you could filter the list to show only funds with certain characteristics, such as the investment theme “Climate Change” together with funds that have BIPOC individuals making up 50% or more of their leadership, AND that have a fund size over $15 million. There are 11 funds that meet all three of these criteria.

Some important notes:

• Some of the fields with colorful tags (e.g. “Investing Theme(s)”) aren’t able to show all of the tags in the width of the field, so be sure to click on the field to see an expanded view with all of the tags.
• A small portion of the funds have not responded to a survey collecting this data.  They are included in the database, but don’t have complete information.

Filtering allows you to narrow the list to a subset of funds that meet specific criteria that you select.

• Click on the ‘Filter’ button at the top of the database grid. 
• Click on ‘Add condition.’
• Use the drop down menus to select which field you want to filter on and what your criteria are.
• To filter on an additional field, you can click on ‘Add condition’ again and repeat the process, which means the resulting output must meet both conditions.  You can continue to add additional conditions if you like.
• Don’t forget to remove your filters if you’d like to see the full list again. To remove a filter, click on the trash bin icon for each condition that you created. 
• Filtering on the fields that have the colorful tags will be the most useful for narrowing the list to meet your interests.

‘Sort’ function: You can also use the ‘Sort’ option to organize the list of funds (whether the full list or a list you have narrowed with the ‘Filter’ function) in an order that you select. 

• Click on the ‘Sort’ button at the top of the database grid.
• Choose from the left hand drop down menu which field you want the list to sort by.
• Depending on the field, you can use the right hand drop down menu to select whether the list is sorted alphabetically (forward or reverse), grouping by whether a check box is checked (as in the ‘Raising Capital in 2024-25’ field) or in numerical/chronological order (as in ‘Target Fund Size’ or ‘Year Fund Founded’).
• You can use the ‘X’ next to your sort criteria to remove your sort instructions.