Y Combinator is excited to see a growing number of alumni engaging with their content, indicating a strong connection between current and former founders.

Y Combinator is not just an investment firm; it's a collection of people, both founders and partners, curated over the past decade.

The best part of the Y Combinator network is the willingness of alumni to help each other, making it a supportive community for founders.

Y Combinator has sufficient funds available to support a large number of companies, ensuring that any startup accepted into the program will have the necessary resources to thrive.

Y Combinator is playing a significant role in funding young entrepreneurs in the biotech space, allowing them to advance their discoveries.

Recognizing the benefits of founders having colleagues, we decided to invest in batches, which has become a core part of YC's approach. At Y Combinator, we treat founders like family and prioritize their interests, fostering a strong sense of community even among over 2,000 alumni.

Y Combinator's unique culture is characterized by a focus on building a community of builders who feel they belong, regardless of their backgrounds.

Having the support of the Y Combinator community is invaluable, as it connects you with other founders willing to collaborate and help each other out.

The YC alumni network grows more powerful over time, providing valuable connections and resources to new startups.