Pride in motion 2026
The road toward progress is long, winding and full of detours.
Some parts are paved by the icons and activists who came before us. Some parts are rocky and uncharted, waiting for the next trailblazer.
But one thing is certain: Change doesn’t happen by accident. It happens because people keep moving forward toward a future we can all be proud of.
So wherever your road leads you this month and beyond, we’re committed to being the ride you can rely on. To the celebrations, the protests and everything in between.
See you out there,
Lime
Proud to support
This Pride, we're partnering with 24 non-profits through donations, volunteer hours, ride codes, partnerships and local activations that help shine a light on the amazing work they do.
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Equality New Mexico -
Out Front Theatre -
Boise Pride -
Rocky Mountain Equality -
Proud to Run Chicago -
AIDS Foundation of Chicago -
Cincinnati Pride -
Grand Rapids Pride Center -
Indy Pride, Inc. -
Classical Pride -
Equality California -
Star City Pride -
Twin Cities Pride -
Destination Tomorrow -
Brooklyn Pride -
LGBT Network -
Cascades AIDS Project -
Rochester Pride -
Utah Pride Center -
GBSA Scholarship -
Seattle Pride -
Spokane Pride -
LGBTIQ+ Health Australia -
Capital Pride Alliance
Local spotlight
Celebrating Chicago's Queer Artists
Lime is proud to partner with the AIDS Foundation of Chicago this year to spotlight the incredible work of Queer artists in our 2026 vehicle stickers and in murals around the city.
Vehicle stickers:
We're working with Haus of Paint, a Chicago-based LGBTQ+ art collective, to design vehicle stickers on thousands of vehciles around the city. This collective is led by young queer and trans artists who empower community members and create opportunities to build connection in spaces not traditionally designed for belonging. The collective advocates for organizations and causes that center LGBTQ+ people, using art as a tool for visibility and change.
Street murals:
We’re celebrating the icons who paved the way through street stencils scattered throughout the city. Rooted in the idea that progress isn’t built in a day, but brick by brick, the Lime Brick Road uses art to honor the many Queer trailblazers and Allies across Chicago whose contributions have shaped a brighter tomorrow
