The numbers are in for Team Depot’s fourth annual Celebration of Service. Check out the video below and stick with us to see Faces of Service in action year-round.

The Home Depot is dedicated to giving back to communities and providing support to those in need. Click the arrows below to learn more about the many faces of service throughout the company.

Yesterday, The Home Depot joined in celebration with Gov. Nathan Deal, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed, Senator Saxby Chambliss and more than 100 others to sign documents signaling the next step in the deepening of the Savannah River.

A world-traveler and studied style scout, Sarah Fishburne directs trend and design at The Home Depot, seeing ideas from inspiration to fruition on the shelves of Home Depot stores. Sarah and her design team radiate creativity and their workspaces are filled with textures and hues inspired by current and emerging trends. We caught up with Sarah in her work room to see what she has in store for…

After 14 years wearing an orange apron, Casey never thought she’d be in a situation that would no longer let her work in our aisles.

As a part of our ongoing support of the Atlanta Botanical Garden, The Home Depot Foundation is supporting Scarecrows in the Garden this October. The exhibit brings a festive harvest display of nearly 100 scarecrows handcrafted by businesses, individuals, schools and organizations to this iconic Atlanta landmark to celebrate the season.

Did you know that if every American home replaced their old toilets with WaterSense toilets, we would save nearly 640 billion gallons of water a year? And that’s not the only way to save water and money at home. Each year, up to 3,000 gallons go down the drain while you’re brushing your teeth, and you can’t even imagine how much water is wasted due to outdated clothes and dish washers. While…

Chris Berg is president of the Western Division for The Home Depot. He is responsible for leading sales and operations across 13 U.S. states and Guam, as well as Contractor’s Warehouse. Chris joined The Home Depot in 2001 as part of the Business Leadership Program and has gained an array of experiences across the organization.    

In 1952, George Stephen Sr. was manufacturing marine buoys when ingenuity struck. A grilling aficionado, he realized that by cutting a metal buoy in half, he could create a revolutionary dome-shaped grill.

Like The Home Depot, culture is a big deal – and a huge element of success – for Blinds.com.  A true testament to how company culture can motivate employees to succeed, the world’s largest online window covering store has thrived on fostering an environment that recognizes its employees for their work, empowers individual expression and encourages them to evolve.