New Harvest is a 501c3 research institute that funds and advocates for all types of projects involved in general cellular agriculture including lab-made milk and eggs. Indeed, a good way to view the landscape of current projects can be seen by visiting their portfolio or grant opportunity pages [73]. A group called the Good Food Institute similarly aids in providing legal, educational, and other support to companies or scientists within the space [74]. Together, these organizations aim to get new companies in cellular agriculture off the ground.  While plant-based companies such as Beyond Meat have attracted large funding rounds led by the Gates Foundation and others, new venture capital may be aimed at in vitro meat projects. For instance, a $150 million dollar venture capital fund from Tyson Foods may help kick start some of these alternative meat projects [75].  Nevertheless, it is likely that as proof-of-principle results continue to be positive that a real influx of funding will arrive and this will usher in a larger amount of scientists and engineers who aim to solve these scaling problems.