2012 Winning Projects
2012 RETOOL YOUR SCHOOL Projects are Underway!Check out our photo gallery to see how HBCUs have been putting their grant awards to work!
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Last year, Home Depot awarded campus improvement grants to the following HBCUs:
$50,000 (1 winner) |
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Lincoln University of Pennsylvania Restore the entryway and exterior of Lincoln Hall |
$25,000 (1 winner) |
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Alabama A&M University Installation of a rainwater irrigation system and landscaping of student walkways |
$10,000 (11 winners) |
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Fisk University Update main campus entrance with landscaping and energy-efficient lighting |
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Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Landscape around residence halls and academic buildings |
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Tuskegee University Refurbish and update engineering labs with energy-efficient lighting, paint and weather proofing windows |
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Lincoln University of Missouri Campus landscaping |
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Texas College Handicap accessible buildings and campus landscaping |
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Knoxville College Handicap accessible bathrooms and beautification of the Student Center lawn |
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Benedict College Upgrade campus walking track |
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Denmark Technical College Renovate the Student Center restrooms with automatic, energy-efficient faucets and toilets |
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Howard University Campus landscaping, building of a compost pit and toolshed |
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Miles College Build a clock tower and a mini green space |
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Gadsden State Community College Install eco-friendly landscaping, solar lighting and outdoor study spaces |
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