Live Updates: Lowe's responds to Hurricane Sally

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This page will be updated regularly. Check back often for updates on Lowe's response, store hours/closings and community events.

Saturday, September 19, 2020

Lowe's Emergency Command Center has shipped more than 4,600 trucks of product to areas heavily impacted by Hurricane Laura.
120 members of Lowe's Emergency Response Teams (ERT) from stores across the region are deploying to affected areas this weekend.
Eight stores in Alabama and Florida will be hosting community relief events on Monday, September 21 from 11:00 a.m. while supplies last. These stores will host drive-through bucket brigade events, distributing free cleanup supplies to help people in their communities recover. These events will happen at the following stores:

Lowe’s of Mobile 151 E. I-65 Service Road South Mobile, Ala. 36606	11:00 a.m. -- while supplies last
Lowe’s of West Mobile 7760 Airport Blvd. Mobile, Ala. 36608	11:00 a.m. -- while supplies last
Lowe’s of SW Mobile 4401 Rangeline Road Mobile, Ala. 36619	11:00 a.m. -- while supplies last
Lowe’s of Daphne 2251 29645 Frederick Blvd. Daphne, Ala. 36526	11:00 a.m. -- while supplies last
Lowe’s of Gulf Breeze 1421 Tiger Park Lane Gulf Breeze, Fla. 32563	11:00 a.m. -- while supplies last
Lowe’s of Pensacola 1201 Airport Blvd. Pensacola, Fla. 32504	11:00 a.m. -- while supplies last
Lowe’s of SW Pensacola 4301 West Fairfield Drive Pensacola, Fla. 32505	11:00 a.m. -- while supplies last
Lowe’s of Ensley 777 West Nine Mile Road Pensacola, Fla. 32534	11:00 a.m. -- while supplies last

Hurricane Sally makes landfall early Wednesday morning as a Category 2 Hurricane.
Updated list of store hours/closings
Lowe's has 10 Emergency Relief Teams (ERT) of 10 associates ready to deploy to areas heavily impacted by Hurricane Sally. ERT members volunteer to leave their home stores and serve at stores impacted by storms, giving local associates time to focus on their families.

Lowe's activates its Emergency Command Center in response to Hurricane Sally.
The Command Center shipped more than 4,000 trucks of product to areas impacted by Hurricane Laura in the past few weeks, so stores already have items customer need to prepare or clean up.
Lowe's continues to donate $2 for every dollar an associate donates to assist fellow associates and family members through the Lowe's Employee Relief Fund.