As we celebrate National Letter to an Elder Day (February 26), we at I Want to Mow Your Lawn Inc. would like to take this opportunity to talk about Love for Our Elders, the non-profit organization that inspired this special day. Love for Our Elders was founded by Jacob Cramer when he was just 13… Continue reading Supporting Love for Our Elders: A Cause Close to Our Hearts

If you’re a gardener looking to add some interest and flair to your garden this spring, you might want to consider adding some unconventional plants to your collection. From exotic to downright weird, there are a plethora of unusual plants that can add some excitement and creativity to your garden. In this blog post, we’ll… Continue reading Unconventional Plants for Your Spring Garden: How to Grow and Care for Weird and Wonderful Varieties

As the weather starts to warm up and the snow begins to melt, many of us are excited to start working on our yards and gardens. But landscaping can be an expensive endeavor, and not everyone has the budget to hire a professional. Luckily, there are many DIY (do-it-yourself) techniques that you can use to… Continue reading DIY Techniques to Transform Your Yard on a Budget

The fight against climate change has become a global priority in recent years, with many companies recognizing the need to take action to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. As a result, a growing number of organizations are making ambitious commitments to achieve net-zero emissions. These companies are leading the charge towards a more sustainable future… Continue reading 50 Companies Paving the Way for a Sustainable Future: A List of Net-Zero Emissions Commitments

Spending time outdoors is essential for a child’s well-being. It provides them with fresh air, exercise, and exposure to nature, which can have a profound impact on their physical and mental health. Unfortunately, not all children have access to the great outdoors. That’s where non-profit organizations come in. They work to provide opportunities for kids… Continue reading Mowing Lawns to Hiking Trails: 5 Non-Profits Bringing Kids Outdoors