The Home Depot has been recognized as a global leader on corporate climate action for its efforts to reduce its environmental impact and build a more sustainable future for consumers and their homes. CDP, an environmental impact non-profit, named The Home Depot to its Climate Change “A List” for its actions to cut carbon emissions and…

 

Ann-Marie Campbell, Executive Vice President for U.S. Stores, learned the value of thinking on her feet and being business savvy early in life. Raised in Jamaica by a grandmother who didn't hold a high school degree but owned a general store, Ann-Marie was constantly reminded to be “always thinking ahead.” Her career…

U.S. Army veteran Maggie Bilyeu was 26 years old when she deployed to Afghanistan in 2015. Months later, she was struck by a suicide bomber. Maggie lost her left leg, her hearing and so much more. 

In honor of Black History Month and National Inventor’s Day on Feb. 11, The Home Depot is taking a moment to recognize the rich contributions of black inventors who have made our lives easier. 

The Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer, is hiring 80,000 associates this spring in preparation for its busiest season of the year. Over the next several months, jobseekers can apply for both full-time and part-time positions close to home, as 90 percent of the U.S. population lives within 10 miles of a Home Depot store.

A houseplant may not typically be the first thing that comes to mind when choosing a surprise for your valentine. To help share the love and shine a light on these long-lasting gifts, we’ve selected three low-maintenance red houseplants that won’t lose their bloom by the weekend. 

If you like the idea of working with your hands, helping others, great benefits and the opportunity to give back to your community, we think orange may be your color. More than 80,000 associates will join our orange-blooded family this spring, and we have five tips to help you nail the interview at your…

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) were originally created to give opportunities and education to African American students that they otherwise wouldn’t have received. They’ve taught and nurtured some of history’s most visible and vocal figures, from Ida B. Wells and Martin Luther King Jr. to Michael Strahan and Oprah Winfrey. 

Teresa Roseborough, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, got her start at The Home Depot with an interview that somehow wound up at a McDonald’s. But before that, she spent her early years as a clerk for the U.S.