Wesley, hailing from Michigan took on our 50 Yard Challenge & successfully completed it in 2019. Is your child ready to accept the challenge next?
To join, your child should create a sign that says, “I Accept the 50 Yard Challenge.” . Then, they’ll mow 50 lawns for free for the elderly, disabled, single parents, veterans, first responders, and active duty military in their community. For every 10 lawns mowed, they earn a new colored shirt, starting with white and progressing through orange, green, blue, red, until they reach 50 lawns and earn a black shirt .
Once they complete 50 lawns, they receive a brand-new mower, weed eater, and blower. The 50 Yard Challenge is available throughout the year and is not just limited to mowing lawns; it includes snow shoveling and leaf raking as well. Kids from all over the world are welcome to participate.
So, kids, are you ready to help those in need in your area?
For more information and to sign up, visit: in bio
This morning I had the honor of mowing Mr.Berchekas lawn. He is also a veteran . Sir, we thank you for your service . Making a difference 1 lawn at a time
Is your child ready to embark on the 50 Yard Challenge?
Encourage your young one to contribute to their community by joining our 50 Yard Challenge. This initiative invites kids to mow 50 lawns for free, helping the elderly, disabled, single parents, and veterans .
To kickstart their journey, they'll create a sign declaring, "I/we accept the 50 Yard Challenge," earning a white Raising Men or Women’s shirt. With every 10 lawns mowed, they'll receive a new colored shirt as a badge of their progress—orange for 10, green for 20, blue for 30, red for 40, and a distinguished black shirt upon reaching 50. Achieving this milestone means I'll deliver a brand new mower, weed eater, and blower to them—no matter where they are in the U.S., or if international, I'll fly to them.
And there's more—the challenge encompasses raking leaves and snow shoveling. This is a chance for your children to make a real difference, one lawn/drive way at a time.
Visit our website for more information and to sign up your child for this rewarding challenge. Let's see who's ready to help us make a difference!
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It brings me great joy to share with you the news of two new additions to our family. Please join me in welcoming Austin & Riley of Sturgis,KY to our fold! Austin & Riley have stepped up & accepted our 50 yard challenge .By embracing this challenge, they have shown us that they are committed to making a positive difference in their community.
Will your child be next to accept our 50 yard challenge?
I had the pleasure of mowing Ms. Cases lawn. She wasn’t at home , but when she returns , she will return to a freshly mowed lawn . Making a difference one lawn at a time .
This afternoon I had the pleasure of cleaning up Ms. Lufkins lawn . She was inside resting on this beautiful Wednesday . Making a difference one lawn at a time .
It brings me great joy to share with you the news of a new addition to our family. Please join me in welcoming Ryatt of Norman,OK to our fold! Ryatt has stepped up & accepted our 50 yard challenge .By embracing this challenge, he has shown us that he is committed to making a positive difference in his community.
Will your child be next to accept our 50 yard challenge?
Is your child ready to join the 50 Yard Challenge, following in the footsteps of many kids like Jesse of Warner Robins , GA who completed our 50 yard challenge in 2021 ?
To join, your child should create a sign that says, “I Accept the 50 Yard Challenge.” . Then, they’ll mow 50 lawns for free for the elderly, disabled, single parents, veterans, first responders, and active duty military in their community. For every 10 lawns mowed, they earn a new colored shirt, starting with white and progressing through orange, green, blue, red, until they reach 50 lawns and earn a black shirt .
Once they complete 50 lawns, they receive a brand-new mower, weed eater, and blower. The 50 Yard Challenge is available throughout the year and is not just limited to mowing lawns; it includes snow shoveling and leaf raking as well. Kids from all over the world are welcome to participate.
So, kids, are you ready to help those in need in your area?
For more information and to sign up, visit: in bio
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Thomas joined our 50 Yard Challenge in 2022 and successfully completed it by 2023. His journey began when his mother shared that initially, while in Africa they couldn't participate. However, their move to the USA for 7-8 months, living with his grandparents in Pennsylvania, provided Thomas the opportunity he'd been longing for. He vividly remembered our challenge and was eager to participate. Upon arriving in the USA, he registered in August 2022 and achieved his goal by January 2023. Shortly after, he returned to Africa with his family.
Is your child ready to be the next to take on the 50 Yard Challenge following in Thomas's footsteps?
To join, your child should create a sign that says, “I Accept the 50 Yard Challenge.” . Then, they’ll mow 50 lawns for free for the elderly, disabled, single parents, veterans, first responders, and active duty military in their community. For every 10 lawns mowed, they earn a new colored shirt, starting with white and progressing through orange, green, blue, red, until they reach 50 lawns and earn a black shirt .
Once they complete 50 lawns, they receive a brand-new mower, weed eater, and blower. The 50 Yard Challenge is available throughout the year and is not just limited to mowing lawns; it includes snow shoveling and leaf raking as well. Kids from all over the world are welcome to participate.
So, kids, are you ready to help those in need in your area?
For more information and to sign up, visit: in bio
This afternoon I had the pleasure of mowing Ms. Fergusons lawn . She wasn’t at home , but when she returns , she will return to a freshly mowed lawn . Making a difference one lawn at a time .
I had the pleasure of tending to Ms. Durham's lawn this morning. It was wonderful to see her and I'm glad to hear she's in good health. Making a difference, one lawn at a time.
It brings me great joy to share with you the news of two new additions to our family. Please join me in welcoming Alex & Adler of Perkinsville, Vermont to our fold! Alex & Adler have stepped up & accepted our 50 yard challenge .By embracing this challenge, they have shown us that they are committed to making a positive difference in their community.
Will your child be next to accept our 50 yard challenge?
Is your child ready to join the 50 Yard Challenge, following in the footsteps of many kids like Theodore of Overland, MO who is pictured in the photos ?
To join, your child should create a sign that says, “I Accept the 50 Yard Challenge.” . Then, they’ll mow 50 lawns for free for the elderly, disabled, single parents, veterans, first responders, and active duty military in their community. For every 10 lawns mowed, they earn a new colored shirt, starting with white and progressing through orange, green, blue, red, until they reach 50 lawns and earn a black shirt .
Once they complete 50 lawns, they receive a brand-new mower, weed eater, and blower. The 50 Yard Challenge is available throughout the year and is not just limited to mowing lawns; it includes snow shoveling and leaf raking as well. Kids from all over the world are welcome to participate.
So, kids, are you ready to help those in need in your area?
For more information and to sign up, visit: in bio
(He finished last year)