We are proud to announce that All Brothers Lawn Squad LLC has recently become a volunteer for Project EverGreen’s GreenCare for Troops, an award-winning program that provides free lawn care and landscape services to families of currently deployed military personnel.
The weather is getting cold, but it’s never too early to start planning for the upcoming spring. In the spring and summer, the time to enjoy basking in the sun is always cherished. Our yards provide an area for children to play and friends to connect, creating a beautiful place that positively contributes to the environment and the relationships in our lives. However, not every family is so lucky to have these spaces, including countless military families who cannot find the time to take care of their own lawns.
GreenCare for Troops Volunteer
As a GreenCare for Troops volunteer, All Brothers Lawn Squad wants to give the gift of green space to military families when they are most in need of a place that can lift spirits and relieve stress.
Giving back to military families that sacrifice so much for our country is a selfless service. The dedication that military personnel have for our country is inspiring us to work, one yard at a time, to make a difference in their lives.
GreenCare for Troops was started in 2006 by Project EverGreen and since its inception, more than 11,000 military families have registered to be helped by lawn care and landscape professionals. By volunteering for this initiative, All Brothers is joining volunteers across the country to provide this valuable service.
Learn More about Project EverGreen
If you or someone you know is interested in volunteering or is eligible to receive services, visit the GreenCare for Troops page on Project EverGreen’s website to learn more.
Do your part to support military families by calling All Brothers Lawn Squad at (765) 371-4186 for all of your lawn care needs. We have been serving Muncie, IN, and the surrounding areas since 2011, and we can keep your yard looking healthy and beautiful for years to come.
Sources:
www.projectevergreen.org