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Klein Tools, Lowe's Partner to Aid Skilled Trades Students - Vimarsana News

Klein Tools, Lowe's Partner to Aid Skilled Trades Students

The Lowe’s Foundation donated $1.8 million to the skilled-trades programs at three colleges, and Klein Tools donated nearly 450 items — tools and other equipment — for use by the students.

Lowe's Foundation Announces New Round of Gable Grants to Goodwill, LISC and NCCER - Vimarsana News

Lowe's Foundation Announces New Round of Gable Grants to Goodwill, LISC and NCCER

Grants bring Lowe's Foundation's total support for skilled trades workforce development to nearly $11 million in 2023 as part of five-year, $50 million commitment MOORESVILLE, N.C., Nov. 1, 2023...

SVCC Receives grant from Lowe's Foundation to enhance HVAC program in South Hill - Vimarsana News

SVCC Receives grant from Lowe's Foundation to enhance HVAC program in South Hill

Southside Virginia Community College has been selected among hundreds of applicants across the nation to receive a grant of $300,000 through the Lowe’s Foundation’s Gable Grants program!

SVCC Receives Grant from Lowe's Foundation to Enhance HVAC Program in South Hill - Vimarsana News

SVCC Receives Grant from Lowe's Foundation to Enhance HVAC Program in South Hill

MOORESVILLE, N.C., July 27, 2023 – The Lowe’s Foundation today announced nearly $8 million in grants to community and technical colleges across the U.S. to support skilled trades workforce development

Lowe's foundation awards MCC grant money | Local News - Vimarsana News

Lowe's foundation awards MCC grant money | Local News

The Lowe’s Foundation Gable Grants program has awarded Madisonville Community College a one-time award for $450,000 to build up one of its programs.