Youth Group Service Projects: Getting Teens Outside and Helping Neighbors

Outdoor service projects connect teens with their communities while combating screen time and loneliness.

Seasonal Volunteer Calendar: What Each Month Looks Like for a Lawn Care Volunteer

Lawn care volunteering changes with the seasons. Here’s what to expect month by month—and how to make the biggest difference year-round.

You Don’t Need to Own a Mower to Help: How Lawn Care Volunteering Actually Works

Many people assume volunteering for lawn care requires owning expensive equipment. The reality? There are multiple ways to help—with or without a mower. Here’s what programs actually do.

The Best Time of Day to Mow: Why Timing Matters for Grass Health, Noise, and Safety

Mowing at the right time protects grass health, respects neighbors, and keeps volunteers safe. Here’s what the science says about morning, afternoon, and evening lawn care.

Why the Hardest Part of Running a Volunteer Yard Care Program Isn’t the Mowing

Mowing is straightforward. The real challenge? Connecting the right volunteers with neighbors who need help, keeping them engaged, and building trust. Here’s what IWTMYL has learned.

Supply Drives That Actually Help: What Yard Care Volunteers Need Most

Organizing a supply drive for volunteers? Here’s what actually gets used, what sits in a garage, and how to make real impact this spring.

Finding Your Volunteer Match: A Practical Guide for Retirees

Retirement opens doors to meaningful work. Here’s how to find volunteer opportunities that fit your abilities, schedule, and interests.