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Unemployed NJ Man's Free Lawn Mowing Initiative Grows to 2,000 Volunteers Across US

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Brian Schwartz, after losing his job in New Jersey, founded a volunteer program called 'I Want To Mow Your Lawn' to help those in need. The initiative provides free lawn care services to seniors, veterans, and other individuals who require assistance. Volunteers connect with recipients through a digital platform, making the program accessible across all 50 states. What began as one man's act of goodwill has since grown into a nationwide community of over 2,000 volunteers.

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