Troy Area United Ministries’ (TAUM) mission is to be an inclusive, safe space for marginalized people who suffer from serious illness, including HIV/AIDS, are food insecure, experience domestic violence or face other significant issues. Through Lowe's Hometowns, their facility will be renovated to be ADA accessibile, ensuring all people can get help. The kitchen renovation will include ADA ramps, new windows and doors, new sinks and dishwashers. These upgrades will help TAUM safely continue their daily lunch and more.

The Asian Association of Utah supports victims of human trafficking, refugees and asylum seekers. The Lowe's Hometowns grant will fund renovations to classrooms, offices and the mental health clinic, helping to expand services to refugees and victims of human trafficking in the community.

The Undercliff Volunteer Fire Company's facility serves as a central part of the community for fundraisers, meetings, elections and more. Through Lowe's Hometowns, the station will be renovated, including ceiling work, refreshed walls, electric work, doors, heating units, stairs and renovations of first and second floor bathrooms. The updates will strengthen the volunteers' and community's sense of pride.

For 83 years, the USO Center at the Norfolk Naval Station AMC Terminal has served those who serve; providing programs and services to support our nation's military and their families. The center will be renovated with new furniture, flooring, paint, water filtration and plumbing to create a refreshed and more enjoyable space.

For over 70-years, ArcMorris has provided support to individuals in Morris County with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Renovations through Lowe's Hometowns will be made to the supervised apartment facility including a full kitchen and bathroom remodel, laundry room flooring replacement, exterior improvements and new flooring throughout the facility. The upgrades will make services like recreational programs and summer camps possible for the community.

Veterans Community Project of Sioux Falls builds housing solutions for veterans in the Sioux Falls area. The Lowe's Hometowns project will help complete five tiny homes through occupancy and another five homes through to the drywall phase. These homes, along with the organization's services, will play a pivotal role in providing shelter and support for veterans who have served our country.

Anoka County Brotherhood Council (ACBC Food Shelf) is the largest food pantry in Anoka County and has been providing food, clothing and resources to people in need for more than 50 years. The Lowe's Hometowns project will increase capacity at the facility to meet growing community needs. The renovation will include a reception desk, fresh paint, carpeting, seating and window treatments, as well as locked storage cabinets and literature racks.

Volunteers of America-Greater New York's Rose House is an important part of the community, providing permanent housing for formerly homeless individuals. Lacking in warmth and comfort, through Lowe's Hometowns, Rose House will be upgraded with furniture, new appliances, updated electrical work and outside improvements to create a more dignified, homely environment.

In addition to caring for thousands of animals, the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria (AWLA) welcomes more than 150,000 people through their doors each year. The AWLA provides food and supplies for more than 3,000 animals to help keep them in their loving homes. The Lowe's Hometowns project will update the community room, pet pantry, courtyard and adoption area, as well as a mural to make this space even more purposeful.

The Wasilla Police Dispatch Center serves a large and diverse area in the Alaska valley. Through Lowe's Hometowns, an update to their dispatch center break room will include new cabinets, carpeting, appliances and furniture. The renovation will add a bright spot for a hard-working department dedicated to serving the community.