Whether it’s the smell of fresh-cut lumber, in-store and online expertise, or the sound of Kids Workshops on the first Saturday of the month, there’s no place like The Home Depot.

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,…

On August 24, 1992, The Home Depot had an awakening. It was the day Hurricane Andrew devastated South Florida and when we learned that we were not only a retail store, but also a part of the infrastructure of communities to assist citizens, first responders and relief organizations when disasters strike.

Jordan Broggi is executive vice president (EVP) of customer experience and president, online at The Home Depot. In this role, he is responsible for leading the vision, design, and development of new and innovative solutions to drive a seamless experience for the millions of customers who turn to The Home Depot for their home improvement projects – in stores, online, or on mobile devices. He also…

Hector Padilla is executive vice president of U.S. stores and operations, where he leads the company’s three U.S. operating divisions comprising more than 2,000 U.S. stores. Prior to his current role, he served as executive vice president for outside sales & service and has been growing his career with the company for more than 30 years.He previously served as president of the southern…

Pete Capel is president of the Northern Division for The Home Depot. He is responsible for the sales and operations of 802 stores in 24 Midwest and Northeastern states, with a team of more than 120,000 associates.Most recently, Pete served as vice president of Field Merchandising for the last seven years for the Northern, Southern and Western divisions. In this role, Pete also led Home Depot’s…

This National Hurricane Preparedness Week, The Home Depot Foundation committed to invest more than $5.5 million to support nonprofit organizations as they help communities prepare for, respond to and recover from natural disasters. This funding, in addition to the $3 million committed earlier this year for wildfire response in Southern California, brings the Foundation’s support to $8.5 million…

When a natural disaster strikes, The Home Depot is here to help communities in need. The Home Depot Foundation is committing $1 million to support relief efforts after the recent wildfires in Southern California. 

The Home Depot Foundation is committing $1 million to support immediate humanitarian and disaster relief efforts as well as long-term recovery and future mitigation in Southern California communities impacted by recent wildfires. With entire communities displaced or under evacuation orders in California, the Foundation’s nonprofit partners have mobilized teams on the ground to support relief…