The Boys & Girls Clubs of Tustin serves thousands of youth every year through evidence-based programming that empowers kids to become healthy, caring and responsible citizens. The Lowe's Hometowns project will remodel the current bathrooms to be single stall restrooms to increase privacy, health and safety.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Thurston County serves over 170 children each year with more than 50% of the kids eligible for free or reduced lunch. This club provides a resource for working parents who cannot afford after school care. Through Lowe's Hometowns, a new HVAC system, gym floor, repaired restroom floor and freshly painted gym walls will modernize and increase the facility's usable space, broadening the impact this Boys & Girls Club has on the community.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada’s James Clubhouse holds significant importance due to its impact on the community and the well-being of its members. The James Clubhouse will be renovated and enhanced through Lowe's Hometowns with a new HVAC, landscaping, painting and a mural to uplift and create a sense of pride among community members.
The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Utah is expanding into an old school building and will become a community campus with 10+ nonprofits working together to serve more children. Through Lowe's Hometowns, the space will be renovated with new flooring, plumbing, cabinets, wall coverings and HVAC. The expanded space will help the organization provide STEM and arts and crafts areas to help children foster critical thinking and creativity.
Together Making a Better Community is a nonprofit agency that focuses on empowering and educating youth, families and community by providing opportunities and resources, like their business incubator program. Through the Lowe's Hometowns project, the facility's auditorium will be renovated and repaired. Work will include ceiling repair, plaster, lighting and curtain installation.
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.
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.
A Brighter Day Outreach provides programs to help youth develop de-escalation and communication strategies with the goal of disrupting the school-to-prison cycle. The Lowe's Hometowns grant will fund the installation of an onsite food pantry, with a prefabricated trailer, pavers, plants, lighting and furniture. This will be the first food pantry within the Historic Hoskins community.
A Better World exists to deliver help and hope to at-risk youth in West Charlotte. The Lowe's Hometowns grant will support a facility makeover that will include paint, lighting, desks, chairs and smart classroom technology in the Better World's computer lab. The renovation will create an environment that not only facilitates learning but also shows students how valued they are.