LOWE’S COMMUNITY IMPACT GRANTS: CHECKING OFF BUCKET LIST PROJECTS

LOWE’S COMMUNITY IMPACT GRANTS: CHECKING OFF BUCKET LIST PROJECTS

This fall, Lowe’s will help communities nationwide tackle bucket list renovation projects – with the goal of strengthening the places where we live and work. The effort is part of Lowe’s five-year, $100 million commitment to renovating and revitalizing community spaces.
 
Through Lowe’s Community Impact Grants, we partner with nonprofits and community organizations to help bring big dream projects to life. Together with our associates, customers and partners, we’re helping turn community bucket list ideas into real improvements. These efforts reflect our belief that strong communities don’t just happen – they’re built.
 
You can follow progress of Lowe’s Community Impact Projects happening across the country on social media by following #HowLowesHelps.
 
Learn more about Lowe’s Community Impact Grantees.

What We’re Looking For

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Community Impact

Benefits the broader community and addresses a clear local need

Places that Matter

Places that Matter

Focuses on shared spaces like community centers, veterans’ facilities, food pantries, schools, or parks

Feasible

Feasible

Realistic in scope with a clear path to completion in 4 months or less

Lasting Benefit

Lasting Benefit

Creates long-term value beyond project completion and inspires others to achieve what’s possible

2025 Impact

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Our Community Impact
Lowe’s Foundation Investment in Solving Skilled Trades Labor Shortage Grows to $43 Million
Community
07/18/2025
Lowe’s Foundation Investment in Solving Skilled Trades Labor Shortage Grows to $43 Million
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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Record-Breaking 24-Hour Bunk Bed Build: Lowe’s Joins 5,500 Volunteers to Help Children Nationwide
Community
05/07/2025
Record-Breaking 24-Hour Bunk Bed Build: Lowe’s Joins 5,500 Volunteers to Help Children Nationwide
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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
Community
11/07/2024
How a Boxing Gym Became a ‘Center for Peace’ 
San Bernardino’s Highlanders Boxing Club, recipient of a $30,000 Lowe’s Hometowns grant, focuses as much on mental health as physical conditioning
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