Jersey Proud: Volunteer organization formed during the pandemic still thriving
Volunteers in the organization help mow lawns and clean up yards and parks nationwide.
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Nov 29, 2022, 3:23 AM
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3h agoA volunteer organization that was formed during the pandemic as a way to help others is still going strong.
"I Want to Mow Your Lawn" was the brainchild of Wayne native Brian Schwartz. Volunteers in the organization help mow lawns and clean up yards and parks nationwide.
This month, 22 students from Wayne Hills High School spent a day cleaning up Camp Marcella in Rockaway.
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