April 20, 2026 – Target Corporation (NYSE: TGT) has announced an exciting initiative aimed at revitalizing community spaces through its 2026 Bullseye Builds program. This signature community activation will see the retailer investing $1 million into 13 projects across various neighborhoods, demonstrating Target's ongoing commitment to community engagement and development.

1. Investing in Community Spaces

The Bullseye Builds initiative, which began in 2024, combines Target's design expertise with the volunteer efforts of its team members, as well as partnerships with local nonprofits and community stakeholders. This year’s program is set to enhance local spaces based on the specific needs identified by the communities themselves.

"At Target, we believe investing in the places we call home builds strong communities and strong partnerships," said Kiera Fernandez, executive vice president and chief community and stakeholder engagement officer. "What makes this work different is how it starts. We listen to learn about local needs, then pair those insights with the creativity of our team members and Target's signature style and design expertise."

2. Highlighting Recent Achievements

Since its inception, the Bullseye Builds program has successfully contributed to 25 community spaces across the nation, with the most recent project completed in Detroit in March 2026. The upcoming builds are designed to continue this momentum, focusing on creating visually inspiring and functional spaces that cater to local requirements.

3. Upcoming Project Locations

Target has outlined the cities and timelines for the 2026 Bullseye Builds, which will take place as follows:

Denver, Colorado – May

Las Vegas, Nevada – May

Washington, D.C. – June

Logan Township, New Jersey – July

Seattle, Washington – July

Austin, Texas – September

Columbus, Ohio – September

Orlando, Florida – September

St. Louis, Missouri – September

Birmingham, Alabama – October

Jersey City, New Jersey – October

Phoenix, Arizona – November

Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota – TBD

The projects in Denver and Las Vegas are particularly noteworthy, as they are scheduled for May 21 and will engage more than 100 Target team member volunteers each. In Denver, the focus will be on enhancing student wellness and outdoor learning spaces at Trevista at Horace Mann Elementary School. Meanwhile, in Las Vegas, Target will collaborate with The Just One Project to improve shopping areas and pantry spaces to combat food insecurity.

4. Team Target: The Heart of the Initiative

The Bullseye Builds initiative is powered by the volunteer efforts of Target team members, who contributed an impressive 1 million volunteer hours nationwide in 2025. This reflects the company's deep-rooted commitment to investing in the communities it serves. “Team Target” is dedicated to fostering community development, with volunteers actively engaging in local projects throughout the year.

5. Conclusion

Target Corporation’s 2026 Bullseye Builds program is a testament to the retailer's strategic approach to community engagement, focusing not only on the company’s business growth but also on enhancing the environments in which its customers and employees live and work. As Target continues to prioritize community-led solutions, the upcoming projects are poised to make a significant impact in neighborhoods across the United States.

For more details and visuals related to the Bullseye Builds initiative, please visit the Target corporate website.

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