Jarhead

Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.

As I mentioned before , Kids in the 50 Yard Challenge will have the opportunity to earn badges , similar to the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts ,as they serve their communities and reach important milestones along their journey. These badges recognize not only the number of lawns completed, but also character, leadership, and acts of kindness. With over 50 unique badges available, each one represents a meaningful accomplishment and encourages kids to stay motivated, engaged, and committed to making a difference. Here are just a few examples: Say No to Bullying Earned by volunteers who stand up against bullying and promote kindness, respect, and inclusion in their communities. First Lawn Earned when a volunteer completes their very first lawn and officially begins their journey of service. Halfway Hero Awarded when a volunteer reaches 25 lawns and hits the halfway milestone of the challenge. Made Local News Awarded to volunteers who are featured on a local TV news station for their outstanding community service. One Summer Earned by volunteers who dedicate an entire summer to serving others through the challenge. Finished the 50 Yard Challenge Awarded after completing all 50 lawns, demonstrating dedication, leadership, and a true commitment to serving others.

in the 1700s they would’ve executed this guy for this

HOLY SH*T: Samuel Ramirez, an Illegal alien from Guatemala, was charged in Ohio with 32 COUNTS of R*PE for allegedly s*xually assaulting 3 CHILDREN for multiple years. THIS is the kind of person Democrats want to protect... illegal alien child r*pists.