Political Engagement at The Home DepotThe Home Depot recognizes that legislative and regulatory actions of public policymakers impact our business, our associates and our communities. Therefore, the company has a responsibility to participate in the political process and encourages our associates to do so, as well. 

When hurricanes strike, our communities count on us as a partner in storm preparation and disaster recovery. As always during times of crisis and natural disaster, we’re here to help communities, and our number one concern is the safety of our associates and customers. The Home Depot has activated its emergency response command center at our Atlanta Store Support Center to support stores,…

The Home Depot Foundation is committing up to $3 million to support immediate disaster relief in communities impacted by Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton. This incremental funding on top of the Foundation’s annual disaster grants brings the total amount committed to relief efforts this disaster season to more than $9 million.  

Orange Apron Media, the retail media division of The Home Depot, today announced the launch of a brand-new advertiser experience. Orange Access, powered by Vantage, is an industry-leading tool that lets advertisers plan, activate, optimize, and report on their media campaigns with The Home Depot, through a single, easy-to-use platform. 

The Home Depot was recently honored with three awards from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):

John Dennison is the CFO/treasurer and COO of the Foundation, responsible for our financials, investments and statements, as well as responsibility for driving operational excellence.

Rodes Bazzel is senior vice president of hardlines for The Home Depot. Most recently Rodes served as MVP – D25P Power, where she and her team developed a singular battery platform strategy across Tools and Outdoor Power. Since joining The Home Depot in 2009, Rodes has served in a variety of roles throughout the company, including positions in finance, product development, and merchandising.

Fall is the perfect time to complete those quick and easy outdoor projects. Whether you're prepping for winter or getting your home Halloween-ready, these tasks will have your space looking great in no time, all while keeping the workload light.