In New Jersey, a group of teenagers is transforming local yards while giving back to the community. Led by 16-year-old Liam McGreevy, the initiative began during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Seeking to enter the workforce, McGreevy and his friends started offering landscaping services, quickly gaining positive reviews that led to increased demand. Recognizing the opportunity to make a difference, they decided to donate their earnings to local charities. Over time, they raised nearly $1,000, contributing to organizations like Outreach Connection, which provides food and clothing to those in need. Shannon Laul, who runs Outreach Connection, praised the teens’ generosity, noting that it’s remarkable for young individuals to choose to give back, especially when they’ve worked hard for their money. The teens’ parents also expressed pride in their children’s community involvement, highlighting their concern for local and national issues. Homeowners who have benefited from the teens’ services commend their punctuality, work ethic, and dedication. Despite balancing school responsibilities, the teens remain committed to their mission, inspired by the positive impact they’re making in their community. (audacy.com)
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