Dear parents & guardians,
Spring and summer will be here before we know it—and soon kids will be back outside mowing lawns and staying active. Here’s the question: will one of your kids be next to take on the 50 Yard Challenge?
Every year, more and more amazing kids from across the country step up to serve their communities by providing FREE lawn care for the elderly, disabled, single parents, and veterans. This challenge is a powerful way for kids to give back, build responsibility, and even earn community service hours for school.
The best part? There’s no deadline and no pressure. Kids can start today and finish months—or even a few years—down the road. This is not a race. They go at their own pace, on their own schedule, one lawn at a time.
Along the way, kids are rewarded for their commitment. Every 10 lawns they complete, they earn a new color T-shirt, starting with white and progressing through different colors—just like earning belts in karate. And once they reach 50 lawns and earn their black T-shirt, they are rewarded with brand-new lawn equipment: a mower, weed eater, and blower.
If you’re looking for a meaningful way for your child to stay active, serve others, and grow in character this spring and summer, this is it.
👉 Sign your child up today and let them get started when they’re ready.Together, we’re teaching the next generation the power of service—one lawn at a time.
Link; https://t.co/Z4xjuWhHvg
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