Lowe's Stands with Texas Hill Country as Communities Begin Flood Recovery

In stores in San Angelo and Kerrville, Lowe's teams are already hard at work-filling and handing out more than 500 "Bucket Brigade" kits stocked with essential cleaning and recovery supplies. These kits include gloves, trash bags, cleaning agents, masks, and more-everything families need to begin clearing out flood-damaged homes.

"We are connected to the community. The associates in the store live in the community and everyone here knows each other," said Lowe's District Manager over the region James Benne, "the community counts on Lowe's to be there everyday for basic needs and counts on us in times of need to step up and be a leader in the community."

In San Angelo, associates hosted a relief event Monday morning to hand out the kits. On Tuesday, the team in Kerrville followed, distributing buckets throughout the community. These events are part of Lowe's long-running Bucket Brigade program, which has delivered over 100,000 buckets filled with supplies to disaster-struck communities since 2017.