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.

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.

Hero Pups Inc. provides support dogs to veterans and first responders with service-related traumatic challenges to increase their independence and peace of mind. The project will help complete the exterior of their new building by installing a patio, addressing drainage, planting grass, planting gardens and installing fencing. These upgrades will help the heroes they serve stay connected to resources and peer support.

After curbside recycling was eliminated due to rising costs, residents in the town of Tilton now bring their recycling to the Department of Public Works (DPW). This project will expand the facility, including flooring, walls and a baler to compact materials and to create a system that will allow residents to fully participate in recycling efforts.

The Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter seeks exterior improvements to its 20,000 square foot emergency shelter, including providing ADA compliant, accessible entry and landscaping.