Go Fund B

With school out this week I am now available for mowing and yard work again!

I will be adding gutter cleaning and other lawn services as well.

Please share this post to help me save cash for college.

These interns get smaller every year, Aaron wanted to claim mowing the last strip of this yard.

Ever wondered our story?

Go Fund B: Lawn and Odd Jobs is a family business, started by Brenton when he was 13 with the hope of earning enough to pay for 4H Camp and boxing lessons and has grown into a successful part time business with many repeat customers.

He has done everything from mow yards to pick up groceries, babysitting, gardening, digging foundations and participating in princess tea parties over the past 3 years and has been able to not only fund that first camping trip but several other training opportunities as well helping him buy his first vehicle.

Brenton often gets help from his two younger brothers when they are available and hopes they are able to become full partners as they grow, maybe becoming “Go Fund B and Co.” one day.

First yard of the spring! I’ve stayed busy over the fall and winter with inside jobs, but man have I missed this.

I’m your guy for basic yard work or odd jobs that you just don’t wanna do!

Need help getting your Christmas decor out of storage and hung up? I’m your guy.

For $10 an hour I will help in any way needed. I have a strong back for hauling boxes out of attics, nimble feet for climbing ladders and attention to detail for fluffing artificial trees and making sure ornaments are hung symmetrically.

Need a shopping partner? I’ll carry ALL the bags and not comment on how much you spend. I also have little brothers and neices/nephews of all ages so I give excellent gift ideas while reminding you to not forget yourself this holiday season.

I’m also still available for yard work, so if leaves are starting to pile up I’m your man.

My Jeep needs one more big repair before it’s on the road, please share my post with your friends to help me reach my goal.

Just got the estimate for repairing the transmission in the Jeep and we are looking at just under $1k.

I’m a little short, so if you have any last minute projects to complete or yard work that needs done let me know!

Good morning! I am not mowing today (WHAT!!!) and I’m finally getting to work on the Jeep. She needs a good name, so please leave your suggestions.

I get my learners permit in 2 months and I really want to get her on the road by then and here is what I am looking at:

To get it road ready:
-4 tires
-brake line
-shift cylinder (one of two, need diagnostics to find out which one)
-oil pan (replaced or welded)

Secondary and maintenance:
- 2 blend doors to route AC
- plugs and wires
- oil filter
-passenger side mirror

Already have the part, just need to install it - front drive shaft boot switch

Cosmetic:

-seat covers
-floor mats

Every time you share my mowing posts or refer me to a friend/family or even book me to work gets me a little closer to checking something off this list.

Soon there will be a “yummy” fundraiser that will also be a small way to support me while also getting a yummy treat as well, details coming soon!!!