Thomas joined the 50 Yard Challenge in 2022 and proudly completed it the following year. His story began when his mother first learned about our program while they were living in Africa. At the time, they couldn’t take part—but Thomas never forgot it. Months later, when their family moved to the United States and stayed with his grandparents in Pennsylvania, he finally got his chance. He signed up in August 2022 and worked hard, finishing all 50 lawns by January 2023. Shortly after earning his black shirt, Thomas and his family returned to Africa—mission accomplished. Now the question is: could your child be next? To join, all they need to do is create a sign that says “I Accept the 50 Yard Challenge.” Then they’ll mow 50 lawns for free for those in need—elderly, disabled, single parents, veterans, first responders, and active-duty military in their community. For every 10 lawns, they earn a new shirt—starting with white and moving through orange, green, blue, and red—until they reach 50 and receive their black shirt. When they complete the challenge, they’re awarded a brand-new mower, weed eater, and blower. The challenge runs all year and isn’t limited to mowing—snow shoveling and leaf raking count too. Kids from around the country are welcome to participate. So kids… are you ready to step up and make a difference? Sign up here: bit.ly/50yardsignup

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Will your child be the next to accept The 50 Yard Challenge? Summer may be winding down and school may be starting again soon, but the opportunity to serve never ends. The 50 Yard Challenge is open year-round and includes more than mowing lawns. Kids can also rake leaves, shovel snow, and pick up litter while helping the elderly, disabled, single parents, and veterans in their own communities. As children complete milestones, they earn different colored T-shirts, and once they finish 50 free yards, they receive a brand-new mower, weed eater, and leaf blower. There is no deadline and no need to rush—they can start today and finish next year. What matters most is getting kids active, teaching them the value of service, and showing them that even one small act of kindness can make a lasting difference. Talk to your child today about accepting The 50 Yard Challenge! Learn more & sign up : bit.ly/50yardsignup

This morning I stopped by Mr Nathan’s house to mow his lawn. It was great seeing him, I haven’t seen him in a while, but he’s doing well. Making a difference, one lawn at a time.