Lemonade's 2024 Giveback Celebrates its Eighth Year, Donating More Than $2 Million to Organizations Chosen by Customers

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Lemonade (NYSE: LMND) announced its 2024 Giveback, donating $2,112,608 to 43 nonprofits globally. This marks the eighth consecutive year of giving back to charities chosen by customers. The program has donated over $10 million to 86 organizations since inception, impacting millions globally.

Customers select their Giveback nonprofit when signing up for Lemonade's insurance policies. The 2024 Giveback supports various projects, including building a school in Ghana, providing PTSD support to service members, and funding new homes in Mexico.

Since 2017, the Lemonade Giveback has grown by 3,873%. Notable contributions include supporting over 1 million students and teachers, providing meals to 624,693 people, and giving access to clean water for more than 40,000 individuals.

This year’s Giveback marks more than $10 million donated to 86 organizations since inception, impacting millions of people globally.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Lemonade (NYSE: LMND), the digital insurance company driven by AI and social impact, announced its 2024 Giveback, marking the eighth consecutive year of giving back to dozens of local and global charities chosen by customers.

This year’s Giveback donated $2,112,608 to 43 nonprofits globally, supporting causes in healthcare, education, climate, global poverty, animal rights, and more. Customers choose their Giveback nonprofit Nonprofits when signing up for a Lemonade renters, homeowners, car, or pet insurance policy.

The 2024 Giveback supports a range of transformative projects globally and throughout the United States. For example, Pencils of Promise, a nonprofit focused on access to quality education for children, will use their Lemonade donation to build an entire school for a community in Ghana, transforming the lives of more than 200 students each year. The volunteer-based organization Objective Zero Foundation will provide 24,500 American service members, veterans, and family members access to PTSD support via the Objective Zero app. New Story, a nonprofit focused on the global housing crisis, will fund new homes for 100 families in an underserved neighborhood in Jalisco, Mexico.

“Social impact is a core pillar of who we are as Lemonade and has been since the very beginning,” said Shai Wininger, Lemonade cofounder and President. “The tangible impact of our Giveback program with more than $10 million donated since Lemonade’s founding underscores the profound difference companies like ours can make. Giveback reflects the collective power of community and its ability to drive meaningful change, and that’s something we’re very proud of.”

“We believe every child should have access to quality education, driving our mission to create safe and healthy learning environments where students can reach their full potential,” said Brad Wisdom, Chief Global Advancement Officer at Pencils of Promise. “This year marks five years working with Lemonade’s Giveback program, and it’s been amazing to see the partnership grow over that time. We’ve been able to provide technology resources to schools, clean drinking water to thousands of classrooms, and now we’re building an entire school directly from this year’s Giveback donation—an incredible opportunity to impact so many childrens’ lives.”

The Lemonade Giveback has skyrocketed 3,873% since 2017, with other notable contributions since its start including:

• More than 1 million students and teachers provided with tools, resources, and opportunities to support their education through organizations like Teach for America and Robin Hood.
• Meals provided to 624,693 people in need through nonprofits including Feeding America and City Meals on Wheels.
• More than 40,000 people provided with access to clean and safe drinking water through community projects, such as new wells and taps, via charity: water and Pencils of Promise.

“We’re honored to partner with Lemonade and their community to bring clean drinking water to over 28,000 people since 2017,” said Scott Harrison, charity: water founder and CEO. “As one of Lemonade’s earliest Giveback partners, we’ve seen firsthand how the impact has compounded as Lemonade grows. Our partnership is proof that when passionate, conscious companies and nonprofits team up, the ability to create change is transformative.”

See this year’s full impact report outlining the organizations receiving a Giveback here.

About Lemonade

Lemonade offers renters, homeowners, car, pet, and life insurance. Powered by artificial intelligence and social impact, Lemonade’s full stack insurance carriers in the US and the EU replace brokers and bureaucracy with bots and machine learning, aiming for zero paperwork and instant everything. A Certified B-Corp, Lemonade gives unused premiums to nonprofits selected by its community, during its annual Giveback. Lemonade is currently available in the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, France, and the UK, and continues to expand globally.

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FAQ

How much did Lemonade donate in its 2024 Giveback?

Lemonade donated $2,112,608 in its 2024 Giveback to 43 nonprofits globally.

What is the total amount Lemonade has donated through Giveback since its inception?

Lemonade has donated more than $10 million to 86 organizations since the inception of its Giveback program.

How do Lemonade customers participate in the Giveback program?

Customers choose their Giveback nonprofit when signing up for a Lemonade renters, homeowners, car, or pet insurance policy.

What percentage has Lemonade's Giveback grown since 2017?

Lemonade's Giveback has grown by 3,873% since 2017.

How many people has Lemonade provided with access to clean drinking water through its Giveback program?

Lemonade has provided more than 40,000 people with access to clean and safe drinking water through community projects.