Zero Waste San Diego is a nonprofit organization working to advance repair, reuse, resource management, and community-based sustainability education throughout the San Diego region. With the Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, Zero Waste San Diego will improve the Reuse and Repair Collective by adding durable workbenches, repair stations, improved lighting and electrical access, shelving and tool storage, textile repair space, and an organized appliance and electronics repair workspace.

Pretend City Children’s Museum is an early childhood hub that introduces young children to the world through imaginative, interactive, play‑based learning while supporting parents in understanding their child’s development and connecting them to community resources when needed. With support from the Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, Pretend City will upgrade essential equipment and tools. The investment will help safeguard a beloved community asset and ensure that Pretend City remains a welcoming place where imagination flourishes, families connect, and future leaders begin to thrive.

For more than 70 years, New Horizons: Serving Individuals with Special Needs has advanced the rights and life choices of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout Los Angeles County through high-quality, innovative, and personalized services. With the Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, the organization will renovate the backyard of its Troy Binder Residential Home to include accessible pathways, recreation spaces, shaded picnic areas, and tranquil outdoor features.

Merced County is a local government agency dedicated to providing essential public services that enhance safety, well-being, and quality of life for its diverse and predominantly rural communities. The Lowe’s Community Impact Grant will fund critical renovations to the historic El Nido Community Hall. These improvements will preserve the community’s only dedicated public gathering space and strengthen its ability to serve as a hub for services, emergency response, and community events.

The Lancaster Sheriff’s Station serves a large and diverse community, providing law enforcement services and community engagement across the Antelope Valley. With support from Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, the station will renovate an outdated workspace into a modern Ready Room, including new cabinetry, workstations, and a dedicated briefing area. These improvements will enhance deputy preparedness, efficiency, and morale—ultimately strengthening the level of service provided to the Lancaster community.

The Home Again Los Angeles (HALA) mission is to assist families experiencing homelessness gain independence by transitioning into permanent housing and employment with the support of our community. The proposed renovation is designed to enhance the functionality, organization, and overall usability of both the food pantry and laundry room. Collectively, these enhancements will modernize the facilities, increase operational capacity, and create a more organized, functional, and welcoming environment.

Heal the Bay is a nonprofit environmental organization dedicated to improving the health of coastal waters, watersheds, and marine life of Los Angeles through science, education, community action, and advocacy. With the support of the Lowe's Community Impact Grant, Heal the Bay Aquarium will undertake facility renovations that expands its capacity as a coastal education and community resource for the students, educators, and families it serves.

Every Day Action is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit dedicated to reducing food waste and fighting food insecurity by redistributing surplus food to communities in need. With support from Lowe’s Community Impact Grant, the organization will complete the Food Insecurity Shared Hub (F.I.S.H.) alongside nonprofit partners. These improvements will expand capacity to recover and distribute food in real time, strengthening a collaborative network that increases access to nutritious meals.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles (BGCMLA) ensures young people in under-resourced L.A. communities have academic support, workforce exposure, and safe environments needed to succeed in school and beyond.

Beacon Housing is a nonprofit affordable housing provider serving the greater Pasadena region. With the Lowe's Community Impact Grant, Beacon Housing will furnish 19 affordable homes for Eaton Fire survivors, install landscaping and community gathering spaces at a 14-unit bungalow court in Altadena, and convert a detached garage into an additional permanently affordable accessory dwelling unit. These improvements will expand the supply of affordable housing and ensure that very low-income Eaton Fire survivor households can move into fully functional, dignified homes.