Wichita's SB Mowing made GoFundMe's first Kind 50
Spencer of SB Mowing, who mows overgrown yards for free and raises money for neighbors' home repairs, was named to GoFundMe's inaugural Kind 50 list.

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Spencer, who runs SB Mowing in Wichita, was named to GoFundMe's first Kind 50 list, KWCH reported. He mows overgrown yards for free and raises money for neighbors' home repairs. The Kind 50 is GoFundMe's inaugural list, so this is the first time the company has published it. The recognition is for that work: yards cut at no charge, and money raised toward repairs in neighbors' homes.
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Spencer runs SB Mowing in Wichita, Kansas. KWCH reported that he mows overgrown yards for free and raises money so neighbors can fix things in their homes. GoFundMe put him on its first Kind 50 list, a new list of people the company wanted to recognize. The mowing is free to the people whose yards he cuts. The money he raises is for their home repairs, which is a separate kind of help from the grass.
- How is mowing a yard for free different from raising money for a repair?
- Why might an overgrown yard be more than a looks problem for a neighbor?
- What does it mean to be named to a list that is being made for the first time?
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