Whitman-Walker Health provides comprehensive and inclusive primary medical care, behavioral health care, dental care, family support services, and a range of health-related legal and support services to nearly 20,000 individuals and families annually in the greater Washington, D.C. region. With the Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, the health center will partner with Capital Area Food Bank to renovate an on-site Food Pharmacy at its Max Robinson Center.

West Kerr County Chamber of Commerce’s mission is to advance the recreational, cultural, and economic interest of West Kerr County. With the Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, the Chamber of Commerce will install multiple park facilities including a basketball court, pickleball court multiple playground equipment pieces and various associated amenities.

The mission of the West Hazleton Hose, Hook and Ladder Company #1 is to serve the Borough of West Hazleton and surrounding communities through the protection of the lives and property of residents when they are placed at risk due to fires, natural disasters, emergency medical situations and hazardous materials incidents. The Company will use funds awarded by the Lowe’s Community Impact Grant to make much-needed renovations to its facility.

Waypoint is a nonprofit human services organization that strengthens individuals, families, and communities across New Hampshire through a broad range of services and support. With the Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, Waypoint will renovate the kitchens and bathrooms on both sides of the duplex at its Transitional Living Program in Manchester. These improvements will provide a safer, more welcoming home environment for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness or housing instability and help support their path toward long-term stability and independent living.

The USO’s mission is to strengthen the well-being of people serving in America’s military and their families. With support from Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, this remodel will enhance the organization’s ability to serve thousands of active-duty service members, as well as the many military family activities it hosts annually to foster connection and support. By broadening its reach, the USO at Fort Campbell will build a stronger sense of community, boost morale, and provide a welcoming space for all those connected to military service.

UrbanPromise Trenton, through the East Trenton Collaborative, is dedicated to strengthening the neighborhood it serves by providing essential resources, youth development programs, and a safe, stable hub for families navigating economic challenges. With the Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, the organization will renovate the East Trenton Center, including building repairs, updating kitchen and bathroom facilities, and revitalization of our meeting and classroom spaces.

Tree Trust is a Minnesota nonprofit whose mission is to transform lives and landscapes by engaging people to build skills for meaningful careers, inspiring people to plant trees, and making our community a greener, healthier place to live. With support from Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, Tree Trust will replace approximately 600 feet of perimeter fencing and build raised garden beds at Historic Eidem Farm in Brooklyn Park, which typically welcomes 6,000 visitors annually.

The Surfside Beach Fire Department is dedicated to protecting life, property, and the well-being of our community through professional emergency response, fire prevention, and public service. With support from Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, the department will renovate its station kitchen to create a safe, functional space for its fire department team and for members of the community who regularly utilize this space.

Thomas Dunn Learning Center's mission is "Building a Sustainable Region Through Education." The Lowe’s Community Impact Grant will help build a fully accessible, sustainable outdoor classroom that seats 36 and can be used across multiple seasons, due to its permeable floor. This outdoor classroom will make our community more livable by creating a welcoming space where residents of all ages and mobilities can gather, learn, and connect close to home.

Third Creek Elementary School is a Title I public school serving 550 children in grades K-5. With the Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, the school will replace its old playground equipment, install a new ADA compliant playground to serve children with physical disabilities, and refurbish the school’s amphitheater/outdoor classroom. These renovations will assist teachers in meeting the physical, social, and emotional needs of their student while rejuvenating community involvement and volunteerism for the school.