Proudly serving veterans of the U.S. Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard across Central Texas.Nominate a Veteran in Need
Charitable Community Relief Engine
Know an elderly resident, disabled veteran, or immobile homeowner in Travis, Williamson, or Hays County facing municipal code fines of $200 to $2,000 a day or dangerous overgrowth? Tell us, and we will show up.
There is never a bill, a deposit, or paperwork to prove need. You can nominate someone else or yourself, both are equally welcome.
Selected properties receive free restorative artOur Artist in Residence fabricates and installs a permanent outdoor piece, a memorial paver, sensory chime, or accessible cedar bench, at no cost to the neighbor.This organization supports U.S. veterans and service members; however, it is not officially connected to, sponsored by, or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Defense or any branch of the Armed Forces.
Charter & Beneficiaries
Every neighborhood has people who deserve to feel proud of where they live. We bring the crew, the mowers, and the plants at no charge. Then we share the story so the next family gets the same care. No applications to agonize over, no bills afterward, and no one losing the home they've spent a lifetime in because the grass got away from them.
Many of our senior neighbors kept beautiful yards for forty years, and then the body simply stopped cooperating. A mower becomes dangerous, a ladder becomes unthinkable, and commercial crews quote $300 to $1,200 a visit against a fixed income that has no room in it. Pride keeps most of them from asking, so the growth wins quietly, month by month. We come out free, we work at the pace the day allows, and we never make anyone explain why they fell behind.
For service-connected disabled veterans and older service members, maintaining a steep or heavily overgrown Central Texas lot can become an impossible physical burden. Unchecked vegetation quickly triggers aggressive municipal code citations ($200 to $2,000 per day), risking tax liens and housing security. Yard Reboot Project steps in with 100% free mechanized brush clearance, wheelchair pathway excavation, and fire hazard mitigation. Our programs proudly honor and serve veterans of the U.S. Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard.
Recovery asks for everything a person has. After surgery, through chemotherapy, or while living with a chronic condition that decides how each morning goes, the yard is the first thing to slip and the hardest thing to watch slip. Caregivers are already stretched thin holding the household together. Our crews take that one worry off the list entirely, at no cost, so the only job left at home is healing. Rest is the work right now. We will handle the rest.
A citation letter can turn overgrowth into an emergency overnight. Central Texas cities assess $200 to $2,000 a day, and unpaid fines can grow into liens that put a paid-off home at risk. Add dry brush stacked against a wall or a walkway an ambulance crew cannot reach, and the stakes stop being cosmetic. We mobilize inside the cure window, clear the hazard, and hand over dated photos that close the case. No judgment about how it got this far, just a deadline met and a family still in their home.
This organization supports U.S. veterans and service members; however, it is not officially connected to, sponsored by, or endorsed by the U.S. Department of Defense or any branch of the Armed Forces.
