100 impact projects as part of our 100th birthday celebration
Greenville, Ohio
Former NFL player and three-time Super Bowl champion Matt Light rolled up his sleeves and worked alongside young high school students, training them to build a covered bridge in his hometown. Click to read more via Lowe's newsroom.
This instructional and hands-on learning experience introduces young people to the age-old craft of timber frame construction and teaches them to work collaboratively while creating a permanent structure that betters the community.
“As a Greenville native, it was an honor to be a part of today’s event and stand alongside Matt Light, as it marks not only the first 100 Hometowns project, but the first one that the Lowe’s Home Team will support this season,” said Tiffany Thompson, Greenville Lowe’s store manager.
The 100 projects span 36 states and will help thousands of families from coast to coast. Check out progress from each project via #100Hometowns and @Lowes social channels.