Charitable Work

Three Michigan State University students received $5000 each from Ewing Outdoor Supply Great Lakes Division in memory of Ewing Livonia Branch Manager Ray W. Bausick.

Georgia-based Takeuchi has donated an excavator and engine to a local educational organization to help train high schoolers interested in heavy equipment operation.

Students Taylor Sirios of Massachusetts and Natniel Zemede of California are each receiving $10,000 Taking Root Scholarships from Arborjet/Ecologel.

Bobcat's $25,000 Backyard Makeover Contest winner is Julie Rummer from Turlock, California. Bobcat will help turn Julie's backyard into a wheelchair-accessible oasis for the avid gardener.

Would you know this trick to save a baby squirrel? Rescuing orphaned or injured wild animals is tricky. But getting this baby squirrel back to his nest was all about the audio!

Messy Lawns of Milwaukee, WI, has been awarded a $15,000 Jobber Grant. Owner Mykaell Bratchett will use the funds to help advertise, hire, and expand the shop space.

WAC Lighting co-founders Tai and Tony Wang were recently honored by Selfhelp, a charitable organization in NYC.

Five parks across the U.S. will each receive $50,000 to restore, beautify and enhance their community spaces. And everybody gets a new zero-turn mower!

Unilock will support 12 landscape students with a total of $60,000 in scholarships.

NALP member-volunteers will enhance the grounds at Arlington National Cemetery and The National Mall on July 17 through the annual Renewal & Remembrance event.