Acuity has been named one of the top five insurers in the nation for claims service in the 2026 CRASH Network Insurer Report Card, earning a spot on the National Honor Roll with an A- grade. The recognition reflects Acuity’s heart-first approach to claims handling, which emphasizes fairness and a commitment to quality outcomes.

Acuity is proud to announce that 2025 marked the insurer’s 16th consecutive year of revenue growth—an achievement that reflects the company’s distinctive, heart-first approach to insurance. New business premium for the year reached nearly $600 million—almost double the amount written just three years ago—and the company added $300 million to its top line.

As dangerously cold temperatures loom in the forecast, Acuity Insurance announced today a $50,000 donation to support the Sheboygan County Warming Center, reinforcing a critical safety net for individuals and families facing life-threatening winter conditions.

Acuity Insurance’s creative communications captured wide recognition in 2025, earning Platinum and Gold awards in top industry competitions and highlighting the company’s commitment to innovative storytelling, creative excellence, and educational impact.

At its December 2025 Town Hall meeting, Acuity’s employees voted to distribute $500,000 among six charitable organizations: Conquer Cancer, the ASCO Foundation; Fresh Meals on Wheels of Sheboygan County; Mental Health America Lakeshore; Safe Harbor; The Salvation Army; and Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice. Based on employee votes, MHA Lakeshore earned the largest allocation of more than $105,000. The other five organizations each received allocations ranging between nearly $58,000 and over $100,000.