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Who invested in Learn with Homer

One round we have observed, with the 9 investors named in it. Every figure came from a named source, and where the company reported a raise to the SEC itself, that is shown beside it.

Funding summaryUpdated 26 Oct 2026

$3.4Mraised across 1 round since 2013, from 1 source

Latest round
Seed, $3.4MNov 2013
Investors
9
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The rounds

  1. Nov 2013
    Seed$3.4M

    From a historical funding record

Everyone who backed them

Deborah QuazzoVC firm1round
Matt TurckAngel1round
Henry McNamaraAngel1round
Rob SoniAngel1round
AngelicVC firm1round
Paul Francisno record of our own yet1round
Peter Grauerno record of our own yet1round
Todd Snyderno record of our own yet1round

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Also claim to have backed them

These 2 firms list Learn with Homer as a portfolio company on their own websites, but no report of a round names them. They are the firms' own claims, kept apart from the rounds above.

3SPOKEPrivate creditPer its own site
Janus VenturesVC firmPer its own site

Quick answers about Learn with Homer

Who invested in Learn with Homer?

Learn with Homer's investors include Great Oaks Venture Capital, Deborah Quazzo, Matt Turck, Henry McNamara and Rob Soni, and 4 more on record.

How much has Learn with Homer raised?

Learn with Homer has raised $3.4M across 1 round since 2013.

When did Learn with Homer last raise?

Learn with Homer's most recent round was a Seed of $3.4M in Nov 2013.

What was Learn with Homer's biggest round?

Its most recent round, $3.4M in Nov 2013, is also its largest on record.

Who backed Learn with Homer first?

Learn with Homer's first round on record, in Nov 2013, was backed by Great Oaks Venture Capital, Deborah Quazzo and Matt Turck and 6 others.

What stage is Learn with Homer at?

Learn with Homer's latest named round is a Seed, in Nov 2013.

Where is Learn with Homer based?

Learn with Homer is based in the United States.

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