Happy Thanksgiving

Take a look at all the good the green industry has done this year.

Edited by Edited by Lauren Rathmell

Published November 22, 2018

This Thanksgiving, we wanted to take a look at how the green industry has given back to those in need.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Lawn & Landscape team.

Service salute | Project EverGreen brings together green industry professionals who want to give back to their communities.

Mow across America | Landscaping wasn’t Rodney Smith Jr.’s intended career, but today he’s constantly encouraging people to provide free maintenance services to those in need through Raising Men Lawn Care.

Senske accepting donations for annual Decorated Family event | The company finds 200 families of those deployed overseas for the military and decorates their homes for Christmas.

Rob Estes gives back even after he's gone | After a terminal cancer diagnosis, Rob Estes focused on the future of his company and worked with his wife, Christi, to help those in need even after his death.

Green helps blue | Southern Touch honors law enforcement professionals for one week with free lawn maintenance as a way to thank them for their services.

Invested in giving back | As an employee-owned business, AgriLawn’s staff is dedicated to giving to causes they care about.

Project EverGreen launches Heroes Helping Heroes program | Veterans, active-duty military members and first responders can help the families of deployed military personnel.

5 favors | Each year, KJK LawnCare gives free mowing services to five families in need.

Par for the course | Volunteer work builds teams and goodwill for YardApes.

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