LEGO donation request
The LEGO Group considers product donation requests for projects that are entirely charitable and promote children's play, learning and creativity or support marginalized and vulnerable children. U.S. and Canadian organizations should email donations@america.LEGO.com. This product donation route excludes financial support, sponsorships, lotteries, fairs, prizes, parties, events, summer camps, student projects and libraries.
Checked against The LEGO Group's own pages on October 5, 2026 by With Help From. Not affiliated with The LEGO Group.
At a glance
- Status
- Accepts requests
- What it gives
- LEGO products (Charity and Donations (LEGO product donation requests))
- Who decides
- Corporate
Charity and Donations (LEGO product donation requests)
LEGO products
- Who can apply
- Projects that are 100% charitable
- Charitable organizations which promote children's play, learning and creativity
- Charitable organizations which support marginalized and vulnerable children
- Not eligible
- Financial support or sponsorships
- Donations for lotteries, fairs, prizes, parties, events or the like
- Product donations to summer camps, student projects, libraries or the like
- How to apply
- Check that your project fits the criteria in the Charity and Donations section of LEGO's Contact page.
- Organizations in the US and Canada: email your request to donations@america.LEGO.com, which LEGO lists for all charity and sponsorship requests from the US and Canada.
- Do not use Charity@LEGO.com from the US; LEGO says that address is only able to fulfil qualifying requests from Denmark.
- Official page
- lego.com/en-us/aboutus/lego-group/contact
Write the request
Before you open the form, write down what the donation is for, the date, how many people it reaches and how you will thank LEGO. If LEGO asks for a letter, adapt the donation request template or a youth sports sponsorship letter. After a yes, send a sponsor thank-you letter.
Questions
- Where do US organizations send a LEGO donation request?
- Email donations@america.LEGO.com, which LEGO lists for all charity and sponsorship requests from the US and Canada. LEGO's other charity address, Charity@LEGO.com, only handles qualifying requests from Denmark.
- Does LEGO donate sets for raffles, prizes or fundraising events?
- No. LEGO says it does not provide donations for lotteries, fairs, prizes, parties, events or the like, and does not donate products to summer camps, student projects or libraries.
- Does LEGO's product donation program give money or sponsor events?
- LEGO's Charity and Donations guidelines exclude financial support and sponsorships from this request route.
- Can we apply to the LEGO Foundation for a grant?
- The LEGO Foundation says it works through carefully selected, long-term partnerships and does not have an open application process. It occasionally issues calls for proposals, announced on its website and LinkedIn. It also says it cannot provide LEGO brick donations.
- Does LEGO donate LEGOLAND tickets?
- LEGOLAND New York has a separate program offering two single-day park tickets to approved 501(c)(3) nonprofits whose fundraising supports children's academic, imaginative or creative development at ages 2-12. Requests go through its online form at least 60 days before the event. The park prioritizes organizations within 60 miles and also considers requests from other counties in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
Sources
- Contact - About Us - LEGO.com (The LEGO Group)
- Frequently Asked Questions | LEGO Foundation (LEGO Foundation)
- The LEGO Group announces $1.3 million in grants to bring more opportunities for play to kids across Greater Richmond region (The LEGO Group)
- LEGO Replay - Sustainability - LEGO.com (The LEGO Group)
- Donation | LEGOLAND New York Resort (LEGOLAND New York Resort (statements apply to that park only))
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Ask local businesses too
Independent businesses near you have no national form: the owner decides. Post what you need so businesses on With Help From can find you, or read how to ask local businesses for donations.