WELCOME TO LOWE’S HOMETOWNS
Lowe’s is investing $100 million to restore and revitalize community spaces across the country through Lowe’s Hometowns. Each year through 2026 Lowe’s selects 100 large-scale community projects, chosen from consumer nominations, to be completed in partnership with local nonprofits, Lowe’s store associates and community volunteers. Additionally, nearly 1,700 additional projects are selected and completed by Lowe’s associates across the country.
At Lowe’s, we have an unwavering commitment to making homes – and hometowns - better for all. Over the last 100 years, Lowe’s has grown from a small-town hardware store in North Carolina to one of the largest home improvement retailers in the world. The company’s heritage puts the communities we serve at the heart of everything we do.
Learn more about our 2024 Lowe’s Hometowns grantees
Interested in nominating a project? The 2025 nomination period will open January 21, 2025. Come back to this page for updates.
2023 Impact
Some of the communities helped through Lowe's Hometowns
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First responders
06/27/2023
The Wedington Volunteer Fire Department has serviced rural Washington County for 45 years. It is a place for volunteers to learn, relax and re-group after a call. It’s where the community gathers for elections, meetings and more. Installing new garage doors will allow for smoother responses, plus new paint and flooring to provide a much-needed face lift.
Veterans
06/27/2023
AFIL has been housing Veterans in need since 2015 and new community room fill a need that is necessary for these Veterans growth. Plumbing and electrical, new flooring and carpet, bathrooms, a kitchen, and recreational items like a pool table and televisions for movies and training will complete this Veteran comradery area.
Community Center
06/27/2023
Aid the Silent will make major improvements to better serve deaf and hard-of-hearing children. New sidewalks will ensure students with additional disabilities can access the building. In the wake of plumbing issues, a new patio and playground are needed for teens working with mentors and parents in between their children’s audiology appointments. A stage will allow for family movie nights and community events that currently host over 100 families with hearing loss every single month.
What We’re Looking For
Impact
A winning project will positively impact the lives of the whole community or a segment of the community that is underserved.
Need
The project should meet a need that has been overlooked or ignored in your community.
Feasibility
All projects must be completed between July and November 2024 and pass all local building requirements.
Inspiration
We’re looking for projects that will inspire others to achieve what’s possible – in their lives and their communities.