This page will be updated regularly. Check back often for updates on Lowe's response, store hours/closings and community events.
Wednesday, September 2, 2020
- Updated list of stores with adjust hours
- Lowe's announced it will committ $1 million to support relief efforts following Hurricane Laura. The donation will also support those affected by the California wildfires and the Iowa derecho.
- The following stores will have drive-through bucket giveaway events on Friday, September 4 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. CT or until supplies last:
| STORE | ADDRESS |
| Lowe's of Lake Charles | 2800 Derek Drive Lake Charles, LA 70607 |
| Lowe's of Sulphur | 305 S. Cities Highway Sulphur, LA 70663 |
| Lowe's of Leesville | 2200 McRae Street Leesville, LA 71446 |
| Lowe's of Alexandria | 3201 Industrial Street Alexandria, LA 71301 |
| Lowe's of Port Arthur | 8383 Memorial Road Port Arthur, TX 77640 |
| Lowe's of Beaumont | 4120 Dowlen Road Beaumont, TX 77706 |
| Lowe's of Jasper | 900 West Gibson Jasper, TX 75951 |
Monday, August 31, 2020
- Updated list of stores with adjusted hours
- Lowe's plans to host seven community relief events at stores in Louisiana and Texas on Friday, 9/4. These stores are in some of the hardest-hit communities devastated by Hurricane Laura. During the events, associates will distribute relief buckets to residents continuing their cleanup efforts. Details with timing and locations for these events will be posted later this week.
- To date, Lowe's has shipped more than 3,000 truckloads of product and emergency supplies to more than 450 stores in the areas across Hurricane Laura's path.
- 200 Emergency Relief Team (ERT) members will deploy this week to assist stores and relieve associates in the impacted areas.
Thursday, August 27, 2020
- Click here to see a list of Lowe's stores that are closed or have adjusted hours due to Hurricane Laura. This list is updated regularly; check back for updates.
- Lowe's associates at Regional Distribution Centers (RDCs) in Statesville, NC, Valdosta, GA and Mount Vernon, TX packed more than 15,000 buckets full of critical supplies that will ultimately be shipped to communities impacted by Hurricane Laura and future storms.
- Throughout 2020, Lowe's has hosted several drive-through style, community relief events where buckets full of supplies were given out to community members impacted by natural disasters.
Wednesday, August 26, 2020
- Lowe's Emergency Command Center activated virtually in response to Hurricane Laura on Friday, August 21. Read more about the virtual Command Center and how its leaders are managing through hurricane season, wildfires and a global pandemic.
- To date, Lowe's has shipped more than 2,400 truckloads of product and emergency supplies to stores in areas that could be impacted.
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“Around 450 stores are within the path of this storm,” said Don Frieson, executive vice president of supply chain, “so we are critically looking at every store to understand what they might need, the quantities they may need and how soon we need to get it there.”
- Lowe's has 10 Emergency Response Teams (ERT) ready to deploy to impacted areas. Each team is made up of associates who are specially trained and voluntarily leave their home stores to serve at stores affected by the storms. They provide additional customer support and give fellow associates impacted by the hurricane a chance to focus on their families. ERTs will be deployed from stores outside the potential impact areas to support those hardest hit by Hurricane Laura.
- For more information about how to prepare for a storm and clean up after, click here.