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Nathan Adams was too young at 14 years old to get a job, so he started his own business and is already giving back.
Known as “The Lawn Kid” in Buffalo, New York, he’s on a mission to help honor members of the military.
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He got the idea after his grandfather Frederick Adams, a military veteran and volunteer firefighter, passed away in February.
“I thought that maybe in his honor since I had my own business, I could cut lawns for veterans for free,” Nathan told Fox News.
His goal is to do 50 lawns for 50 veterans, the first cut free and a discount after that.
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