Neighborhood fund
A lawn company that throws the block party.
See the events we are planningWe hire teens and neighbors to work their own streets. The fund is how residents can push that further — with cash for good times, gear that puts another kid to work, and time to look after the people who've lived here longest.
The neighborhood fund
Give a little. Watch the street get closer.
Every dollar and every donated mower stays in the neighborhood: paying teens for first jobs, feeding crews after hot Saturdays, throwing block parties — and checking on the neighbors who live alone.
Elder check-ins
Our crews already pass every house weekly. We knock, roll the cans to the curb, notice the broken sprinkler, and make sure our older neighbors have what they need. Relationships first, lawns second.
- 01Pick a causeCrew nights, a block party, movies on the green, elder check-ins — or wherever it's needed.
- 02Give money or gearPay by card in a minute, or tell us what equipment you have and we'll pick it up free.
- 03See where it wentEach month we post on the neighborhood board what came in and what it paid for.
Questions first? Call or text (813) 693-1171.
Donate here
1. What should it go toward?
2. How much?
One-time card payment. Minimum $5. Not tax-deductible — we're a local business, not a charity.
What money pays for
Pizza & crew nights
Pizza parties and movie nights for the teen workers after long summer Saturdays.
Block party
A neighborhood block party or food truck night — everyone invited, members or not.
Movies on the green
An outdoor neighborhood movie night: screen, popcorn, permits.
Elder check-ins
Paid time for crews to check on older neighbors — carts to the curb, a hose fixed, a friendly face.
Wherever needed
We put it where it helps most that month, and post what it paid for.
Equipment we put to work
Golf cart
Moves youth crews yard to yard inside the neighborhood — no car, no license needed.
Lawn mower
Push or self-propelled. Every extra mower is another teen working.
String trimmer
Gas or battery. Edges, fence lines and sidewalk strips.
Leaf blower
Clean driveways and walks after every cut.
Hedge trimmer
For the shrub-shaping rounds each season.
Safety gear & hand tools
Glasses, ear protection, gloves, rakes, pruners.
Other
Trailer, wagon, batteries, cooler — tell us.
Open books, here too.
Each month we post what came in and what it paid for on the neighborhood board. Gifts aren't tax-deductible — we're a local business, not a charity — but every cent stays local.