HGTV Announces Season 2 of 'Build It Forward' — a Home Renovation Series in Collaboration With Lowe's

HGTV is once again teaming up with Lowe's for Season 2 of Build It Forward, a series that celebrates Lowe's generous initiative to give back to deserving organizations and individuals in communities all across the country.

May 23, 2023

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Portrait of Taniya Nayak and Shane Duffy the set of Build it Forward, Season 2, in Washington, D.C.

Hosts Taniya Nayak and Shane Duffy

Photo by: Matthew Rakola

Matthew Rakola

Hosts Taniya Nayak and Shane Duffy

Sometimes the people who give everything could use a little help themselves. That’s why HGTV’s Build It Forward is returning for a second season! This time around, HGTV designer Taniya Nayak is joined by builder Shane Duffy, a new face on HGTV.

With HGTV and Lowe’s help, Taniya and Shane are surprising five outstanding community members with the home renovations of a lifetime. Inspired by the Lowe’s Hometowns community impact program, each episode will profile one of the amazing people who give their all for others and the non-profit organization to which they’re connected.

As seen on HGTV’s Build It Forward, hosts Shane Duffy and Taniya Nayak work on a project for one of the bedroom renovations.

Photo by: Erik Voake / Getty Images

Erik Voake / Getty Images

Over the course of just a few short months, Taniya and Shane will crisscross the country to lend a hand and “build it forward” with both home renovations and a special project that takes place at each non-profit as well.

The new season will premiere Saturday, June 10th at 6 p.m. ET/PT on HGTV, discovery+ and Max.

As seen on HGTV’s Build It Forward, hosts Shane Duffy and Taniya Nayak pose for a.portrait.

Photo by: Jensen Walker

Jensen Walker

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