Pumpspotting, a community-driven breastfeeding support platform based in Kittery, Maine, has raised $2.2 million in Seed II funding. The round was led by Sincere Corporation and Maine Venture Fund, with participation from Unum Business Ventures and Maine Technology Institute.
The company plans to use the funds to accelerate its enterprise growth and continue expanding its commercial product offerings. Founded in 2015 by CEO Amy VanHaren, pumpspotting is a comprehensive baby-feeding support solution that makes it easy for companies to create feeding-friendly cultures. Its tech-enabled program provides breastfeeding and pumping support to employees, patients, fans, and customers, while also helping companies comply with federal, state, and city laws.
Pumpspotting has already served workplaces like DraftKings, Consigli Construction, and Ally Logistics, helping them to create more inclusive feeding cultures. With this new funding, the company plans to expand its reach to even more organizations and families.
The platform provides parents with continuous, community-centric support and expert guidance to navigate feeding at work, home, and on the go.
The platform also helps companies comply with federal, state, and city laws related to breastfeeding and pumping.
The platform is easy to use and can be customized to meet the needs of any organization.
Pumpspotting is a valuable resource for companies that are committed to supporting breastfeeding and pumping. The platform can help organizations create more inclusive feeding cultures, attract and retain employees, and improve the health of their employees' babies.
