The Fight for Kids Foundation's (FKF) misison is to provide at-risk youth and young adults with healthy, safe and effective ways of communicating, making decisions and protecting themsleves physically and mentally by fostering positive development, building resilience and enabling children to thrive. The Lowe's Hometowns grant will help build a brand-new homework and computer lab space and expanded kitchen and restroom as well as a new HVAC will ensure these kids have access to physical training and positive leadership.

Dismas of Vermont offers transitional housing for recently incarcerated individuals that are reentering the community and is an organization driven by 700+ volunteers. The Lowe's Hometowns project will include an update to 16 rooms at the facility including paint, wall repair, new appliances and window treatments will be made. This is a necessary project for a county struggling against substance use disorder.