
The Home Depot is kicking off its 2024 Retool Your School program, which provides career development opportunities and improves campuses at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). The 2024 program marks the 15th year that The Home Depot has supported campus renovations that uplift HBCU students across the nation. This year, The Home Depot is expected to surpass $10 million in financial support since the program began in 2009.
A portion of The Home Depot's 2024 investment will focus on career development such as internships, externships, scholarships, community projects and innovation lounges. The remaining funds will support the flagship Retool Your School Campus Improvement Grants.
This year's Retool Your School Campus Improvement Grant is expected to support 30 campuses with grants ranging from $40,000 to $150,000 per school.
Fayetteville State University is one of the campuses in the running. Winners are chosen via votes from HBCU students, alumni and supporters can vote for a deserving college or university at RetoolYourSchool.com/vote.
Voting opened on Monday, Feb.26, and ends Sunday, March 24, 2024.
"Over the past 15 years, I've personally witnessed the long-term impact of this program," said Arlette Guthrie, senior vice president of human resources at The Home Depot in a press release. "Retool Your School reflects The Home Depot's core values and commitment to supporting the communities we serve and I can't wait to see what's in store for the next 15 years."
Since its inception in 2009, the Retool Your School program has:
For more details on The Home Depot's Retool Your School program, including student opportunities and grant applications, visit RetoolYourSchool.com.
Please note that voting is unlimited and participants can vote more than once.
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