TPG’s Impact platform, The Rise Funds, announced on March 3, 2026 that it has invested roughly $250 million in Findhelp, the largest social‑care technology platform in the United States. The investment is intended to accelerate Findhelp’s expansion of its national network and technology capabilities.
Findhelp’s platform connects millions of people each year to more than 970,000 community program locations and serves over 825 customers across all 50 states, including health systems, health plans, government agencies and self‑insured employers. The company, formerly known as Aunt Bertha, was founded in 2010 and acquired Uno Health in October 2025, further expanding its reach in the social‑care space.
"Findhelp was built to be the infrastructure that connects people to essential services at scale. TPG and The Rise Funds bring deep experience in building durable, category‑defining platforms, and their investment allows us to accelerate growth, expand our national network, and invest more aggressively in our technology. This partnership positions Findhelp to meet rising demand from government agencies, health plans, employers, and community organizations as social care becomes a core part of how support is delivered across the country," said Erine Gray, Founder and CEO of Findhelp.
"Findhelp has built a market‑leading platform that is increasingly essential to how healthcare and public sector organizations operate. Their technology addresses one of the most persistent gaps in the safety net by making social care accessible, measurable, and scalable," added Tom Verghese, Business Unit Partner and Healthcare Lead for The Rise Funds.
The investment aligns with The Rise Funds’ mission to improve access to healthcare for vulnerable and underserved populations and is part of a $31 billion impact‑investment platform that has backed companies such as Foodsmart, Blue Cloud Pediatric Surgery Centers and Banyan Treatment Centers. The deal positions Findhelp to capture rising demand for integrated social‑care solutions as the sector grows and social determinants of health become increasingly integrated into mainstream healthcare delivery.
The terms of the transaction were not disclosed, and Findhelp’s valuation before or after the investment remains private. However, the $250 million commitment signals strong confidence in Findhelp’s ability to scale its technology and expand its network in a market that is rapidly recognizing the importance of coordinated social‑care services.
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