Open Requests from Neighbors in Need

Breathing difficulties from cancer treatments make it hard to manage the yard alone.

With a swollen ankle and job search pressures, managing the overgrown yard has become overwhelming.

Caring for a brother with mobility issues has made yard work too challenging to manage alone.

Recovering from back surgery has made yard work challenging while her husband is at work.

With no nearby support, keeping up with her mom's lawn has become challenging.

Living alone and facing health challenges has made yard work increasingly difficult.

COPD has made it hard to manage the yard since the lawnmower broke down.

Managing the yard has become challenging due to five bulging discs in the lower back.

Recovering from open heart surgery and knee replacements has made yard work challenging to manage alone.

With her husband recovering from eye surgery, keeping up with the lawn has become challenging.

Chronic pain in multiple areas makes it tough to manage the lawn, especially during hot weather.

Health issues from a lung transplant have made it impossible to manage the yard alone.

Managing the yard has become overwhelming as health issues and financial strain make it hard to keep up.

Lower back and hip arthritis make it hard to manage the yard on my own.

Allergies make it hard to cut the grass, and with no nearby help, the yard has become unmanageable.

Health issues have made it tough to keep up with lawn care as a retiree living alone.

Limited income and a husband in a nursing home have made yard care challenging to manage alone.

End-stage renal disease has made it hard to manage the yard while undergoing dialysis three times a week.

Arthritis in the back and neck makes yard work challenging, especially with snow removal in winter.

Managing an acre of lawn has become challenging due to arthritis.