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Quiz: What's Your Holiday Décor Style?

Do you prefer decorating with warm cozy plaids or festive metallic pallets during the holidays? This year, The Home Depot has put together three décor personalities based on the holiday décor collections. See how you rate:

Top Five Green Themes from Greenbuild 2019

Couldn’t make it to the 2019 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo at the Georgia World Congress Center, in Atlanta? You can still come away feeling like you were there by virtually stepping into The Home Depot’s booth. This interactive 360 video lets you experience a panoramic view of the expo. Click here.

Recycled Trees Give Hope and Support

During the holidays, live Christmas trees bring hope and smiles. Beyond the holiday season, they can also provide support.Jamie Willis of Copperas Cove, Texas, a disabled U.S. Army veteran, turns recycled trees into walking canes for veterans – thanks in part to the donation of over 400 trees from The Home Depot store in Killeen, Texas.

The More You Give, The More You Get

Forty years ago, The Home Depot founders, Bernie Marcus, Arthur Blank and Ken Langone, started a company based on eight simple values. Giving back is one of the company’s values they continue to exemplify in meaningful ways. They’ve contributed billions to advance an array of causes including medical research, workforce development, veterans’ assistance, conservation and more.…

2019 Year In Review

The Home Depot celebrated 40 years of home improvement in 2019. Thank you to our associates, suppliers and nonprofit partners for working together to make a difference in our communities and improve our environment. Here are some of the year’s highlights:  

Recycled Wreaths Honor Fallen Soldiers 

As a Home Depot associate, Mary Patterson is sad to see unused Christmas wreaths after the holidays. But as a mother who tragically lost her son in action, she sees opportunities for those wreaths to brighten other places.   

The Home Depot Foundation Expands Trades Training Initiative to Fill Labor Gap 

As we enter a new decade, the U.S. needs to create and train new skilled tradespeople to fill the labor gap. There are more than 300,000 vacancies in the construction industry, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

The Home Depot Foundation Commits $250,000 to Puerto Rico Earthquake Relief

ATLANTA, January 16, 2020 – Today, The Home Depot Foundation announced a commitment of up to $250,000 in response to the continued earthquake activity rattling Puerto Rico.The Home Depot Foundation is working alongside its national nonprofit partners including American Red Cross, Convoy of Hope, Operation Blessing, Team Rubicon and All Hands and Hearts to assess need, distribute emergency…

A Better World Through Better Products

People don’t just want exceptional products; they want products that are better for the environment. According to a 2019 Accenture survey of 6,000 consumers, 72% said they are currently buying more environmentally friendly products than they were five years ago, and 81% said they expect to buy more in the next five years. 

The Home Depot Foundation Grants up to $500,000 for Youth Trades Training Program 

Industry data shows that there are an estimated 311,000 open skilled labor jobs. Fields like carpentry, electrical, plumbing and others in residential construction feed the growing openings in the workforce.