My Precious Lawns
A WASHME TV Program Initiative
My Precious Lawns (MPL) is WASHME TV's live lawn care training laboratory — where minority entrepreneurs learn real business skills by serving elderly, veteran, disabled, and low-income households across Coffee County, Alabama, free of charge.
Real numbers from a real business — MPL trains entrepreneurs using its own live financial and operational track record.
Invoices completed since 2016
Clients served in Coffee County
Profit margin used as a training benchmark
Charitable program tracks
Built on WASHME TV's existing "Lawn Service Assistant" volunteer role, each track doubles as a hands-on training module.
Free mowing for elderly (62+), disabled, and veteran households identified through local civic groups.
New trainees complete 25 charitable yards before graduating to independent, paid client management.
Scheduled group mowing events for single parents and low-income households, led by MPL instructors.
Every charitable job is logged with before/after photos, hours, and feedback for grant compliance.
Seniors, veterans, disabled residents, and single parents in Coffee County receive dependable, free lawn care from trained, supervised crews.
Aspiring entrepreneurs get real route management, client communication, and financial literacy experience before running their own accounts.
Every charitable hour strengthens grant compliance reporting and demonstrates measurable community impact to funders.
Whether you need free lawn care, want to volunteer, or are interested in becoming a trainee — we'd love to hear from you.