Lemonade’s 2025 Giveback Donates Over $2.1M to Nonprofits

Lemonade Giveback 2025 shows that the insurtech is still dedicated to making a difference in the world. Lemonade gave more than $2.1 million to 45 different nonprofit groups for different causes in its most recent cycle. This charitable effort shows how Lemonade does insurance differently: any extra money goes to helping communities and making a difference around the world.

This year’s Giveback donated $2,104,557 to 45 nonprofit organizations across the US and EU. With the 2025 donations, Lemonade has now contributed over $12 million to more than 100 nonprofit organizations since its founding. See the full impact report here.

Unlike traditional insurance models that profit from unclaimed premiums, Lemonade’s Giveback program allocates leftover money to causes chosen by customers when they purchase insurance policies. This unique business model transforms insurance from a simple transaction into a powerful force for good—creating a community of insurers, customers, and nonprofit partners working together to solve real problems.

The Lemonade Giveback 2025 program shows how scalable donation-driven insurance can help businesses make money while also doing good.

“When our customers choose Lemonade, they’re not just protecting their property and pets—they’re opening doors to clean water in dry African countries, rebuilding communities after disasters, and giving homeless youth the chance to dream bigger. That’s the heart of what we do.

Every policy becomes a bridge between someone protecting the things they care about most, and someone else getting the help they desperately need. After nine years, I’m still moved by how our community transforms insurance from a transaction into an act of hope,” said Shai Wininger, co-founder and President.

The 2025 Giveback reached across continents and communities to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges. In Uganda, donations brought clean drinking water to 4,000 people in communities long affected by scarcity. In the United States, emergency medical aid and wildfire relief reached 4,000 individuals during critical moments when every second mattered. The impact extended into classrooms, providing educational support for over 294,000 students across 1,700 schools, while also offering STEM education and college prep to more than 3,500 homeless youth in New York City—opening doors to futures that once seemed out of reach. Meanwhile, affordable housing projects helped 30 families across the country build not just homes, but also stability, dignity, and hope for generations to come.

With the Lemonade Giveback 2025, The company strengthens its identity as a mission-first insurtech by working with nonprofits and offering insurance that helps communities.