Northwest New Mexico Arts Council and The Leanor provides entrepreneurship opportunities for the teens after school and during the summer. Through Lowe's Hometowns, a renovation of the outdoor space including fencing, benches, tables, chairs and a raised garden bed with irrigation will help create a safe and enjoyable space for community connection.

NFI North, Inc. provides transitional housing services, as well as clinical, medical and vocational and resources for adult men and women with mental health challenges. The Lowe's Hometowns project will remodel a bathroom including reconfiguration of walls, new flooring, new paint, new toilet, shower, sink and vanity in order to create a clean and fresh space for those who rely on the facility.

Off the Street Club is Chicago’s oldest youth center and offers the children of Garfield Park neighborhood a safe place to laugh, dream and reach their full potential. Whether shooting hoops, engaging in one-on-one mentoring or laughing over games, the organization creates a sanctuary where kids can leave their worries behind and envision and achieve a brighter future. The Lowe’s Hometowns grant will help Off the Street Club replace windows and complete critical masonry repairs to ensure the building is a safe, more comfortable and welcoming environment for the children it serves.

Through Lowe's Hometowns, Nashville Classical Charter School West’s campus will receive a new playground and enhancements to their outdoor area, including ADA picnic tables, new trees, cement and a mural. This inviting and dynamic space for kindergarten to sixth grade students and their families will be a beautiful space to gather and feel proud of their community.