4impact

4impact is a Dutch impact VC headquartered in The Hague, investing in seed and Series A companies under a Tech4Good thesis, with healthcare and wellbeing among the named impact themes. Fund II is reported at EUR 68M, putting it in the credible mid-tier of European impact funds with the balance sheet to lead seed rounds and follow on selectively into Series A.

The thesis centers on technology that materially improves outcomes in healthcare, education, financial inclusion, and sustainability across Northwest Europe and the Nordics. For digital health founders, that maps to clinical decision support, care delivery for underserved populations, population health, mental health, and tech-enabled services that reduce healthcare cost or expand access. Portfolio companies are not provided in the source record; founders should ask for the current healthcare and wellbeing book during early conversations to confirm depth in their specific sub-vertical. The fund’s geographic spread across the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland makes it one of the more pan-European seed players in the impact category.

Disclosed check size is $250K to $1M, with stages from seed through Series A. That positions 4impact as a co-lead or participation investor at seed and a participation investor at Series A. Founders raising a EUR 3M seed should expect to syndicate with a lead and treat 4impact as a key co-investor with strong impact-LP signaling.

Named partners are not provided in the input record. The firm’s website team page is the right starting point for partner identification.

Approach 4impact when you are a Northwest European or Nordic digital health founder with credible clinical or outcomes data, a clear impact narrative tied to specific UN SDGs or measurable health outcomes, and a Series A path that survives serious diligence. They are not the right call for purely commercial enterprise SaaS without an impact dimension, or for US-only founders. Warm intros from portfolio founders or from impact-LP networks like the Dutch development bank ecosystem materially improve the read. When pitching, lead with the outcome and the population, and follow with the technology and the unit economics, because that ordering matches how the fund underwrites. Be ready to discuss formal impact reporting cadence and how it fits within your existing operating reviews.