Lyft for Good

Beyond providing communities with welcoming, affordable rides, we want Lyft to be a force for good. Inspired by the countless Lyft drivers who've taken initiative to give back to their own communities, we turned this longstanding tradition of public service into a nationwide program. Lyft for Good program works with nonprofits and our driver community to create a positive social impact, one ride at a time.

The Lyft for Good program is rooted in three values:

EMPOWERMENT

Enable and connect drivers, riders and employees to find new ways to use Lyft to create change.

IMPACT

Bring greater independence and mobility to community members who can benefit from a ridesharing platform like Lyft.

LOCAL COMMITMENT

Set root in our cities and commit to becoming a true force for good in the communities where our drivers and riders live and work.

Be a Force for Good

Apply here for monetary donations and ride credits on behalf of the charitable causes you care about most.

Name *

Name

First Name

Last Name

Email Address *

Phone *

Legal Name of Non-Profit Organization

EIN #

An EIN (or employer identification number) is a nine-digit number assigned by the IRS and only relevant for US nonprofits. This number helps us to verify the charitable status of the organization. If you do not know it, that’s ok.

Your Region *

Link to Your Website *

If you don’t have a website, include a link to a social media account or other site describing your organization.

http://

Type of Requestor *

Lyft Driver

Lyft Passenger

I work for the requesting non-profit organization

Description of Organization *

Briefly explain the organization's mission and why you think they are a great fit for Lyft support.

Tell us about the people served through this organization: (medical patients, youth, veterans, women & girls, homeless, etc)

Is this about an event?

Yes

Event Name

i.e. Food Drive

Event Date

YYYY

Event Type

How many people are attending this event?

Venue Type

Venue Name

Brief Description of Your Request

What is the purpose of this request and how will it help the organization achieve its goals?

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Dec 1, 2015 Stories, Cities Lyft for Good, lyft for good, philanthropy, Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, Phoenix, San Francisco Rosie Bubb

Lyft Drivers Give Back: The Spirit of Giving Tuesday

Dec 1, 2015 Stories, Cities Lyft for Good, lyft for good, philanthropy, Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, Phoenix, San Francisco Rosie Bubb

Every day at Lyft HQ, we hear countless stories of drivers and passengers helping each other. Whether it’s small gestures, like uplifting each other or buying someone a cup of coffee, or big ones, like photographing a proposal, rescuing a kitten, saving a passenger from a rattlesnake, or going on a late-night journey to find lost keys, one thing is clear: the spirit of giving is what the Lyft community is all about.

Dec 1, 2015 Stories, Cities Lyft for Good, lyft for good, philanthropy, Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, Phoenix, San Francisco Rosie Bubb

Nov 13, 2015 Stories, Cities lyft for good, community, Volunteer, Austin Mary Caroline Pruitt

Lyft for Good: Drivers Donate to Austin AIDS Walk

Nov 13, 2015 Stories, Cities lyft for good, community, Volunteer, Austin Mary Caroline Pruitt

One of our local drivers said it best: “Lyft brings Austinites together to do great things in the community.”

Nov 13, 2015 Stories, Cities lyft for good, community, Volunteer, Austin Mary Caroline Pruitt

Jun 11, 2015 Stories lyft for good, community, Volunteer Mary Caroline Pruitt

Lyft for Good: Drivers Repair Flood Damage

Jun 11, 2015 Stories lyft for good, community, Volunteer Mary Caroline Pruitt

Last week, deep in the heart of Texas, Austin drivers gave back to their community in the wake of bad weather. After the last few weeks of heavy rain blanketed the Lonestar state, severe flooding left Pease Park devastated. That’s when 35 Austin drivers jumped on board to help with the flood cleanup efforts.

Jun 11, 2015 Stories lyft for good, community, Volunteer Mary Caroline Pruitt