WHAT’S ON YOUR COMMUNITY BUCKET LIST?
We all dream of ways to improve our communities — a bucket list of project ideas to help make the places we love better and stronger. Whether it’s revitalizing a community center, upgrading a food pantry or improving a park where neighbors gather, these projects start with ideas from people who know their communities best.
Through Lowe’s Community Impact Grants, we partner with nonprofits and community organizations to help bring these projects to life. Together with our associates, customers and partners, we’re helping turn community bucket list ideas into real improvements — delivering thousands of community impact projects nationwide. These efforts reflect our belief that strong communities don’t just happen – they’re built.
Nominations for the 2026 Lowe’s Community Impact Grants are now closed and the selected projects will be announced later this summer.
Learn more about Lowe’s Community Impact Projects happening across the country on social media by following #HowLowesHelps.
What We’re Looking For
Community Impact
Benefits the broader community and addresses a clear local need
Places that Matter
Focuses on shared spaces like community centers, veterans’ facilities, food pantries, schools, or parks
Feasible
Realistic in scope with a clear path to completion in 4 months or less
Lasting Benefit
Creates long-term value beyond project completion and inspires others to achieve what’s possible
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2025 Impact
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Our Community Impact
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Third cohort of community and technical colleges grant recipients will launch and expand new training programs for thousands of aspiring tradespeople
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San Bernardino’s Highlanders Boxing Club, recipient of a $30,000 Lowe’s Hometowns grant, focuses as much on mental health as physical conditioning