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Landscaper will cut lawns and donate money for a cureSusan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation to benefit from July 12 fundraiser
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 07/02/08
A manicured lawn never looked so good.
On July 12, a Stockbridge landscaping firm is offering its services to residents of the Clairmont Great Lakes neighborhood in hopes of raising $2,500 for breast cancer research.
Scott Reinblatt, founder of Big Blue Sky Landscaping, is behind the all-day landscaping event in which his company will mow, trim, edge, and organically fertilize a lawn for $125, money that will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Homeowners will also receive a landscape management care guide, sponsors say.
According to a press release, Reinblatt created the event in honor of an employee's relative who has breast cancer.
For details, visit bigblueskylandscaping.com.
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