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Media kit for Yard Reboot Project

Everything a reporter, partner or sponsor needs to write about us accurately: our boilerplate, the facts, story angles, and who to call.

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Approved boilerplate

Yard Reboot Project, Inc. is an Austin based 501(c)(3) public charity with a simple promise: Restoring Yards. Reviving Communities. Renewing Hope. Our professional crews take on paid residential and commercial landscaping, hardscaping and cleanup work across Central Texas, and that revenue funds free yard rescues for low-income seniors, disabled veterans and homebound neighbors who cannot keep up with code notices, overgrowth or hazards on their own property.

Official tagline, please use it exactly: Restoring Yards. Reviving Communities. Renewing Hope.

Fast facts

Legal name
Yard Reboot Project, Inc.
Status
501(c)(3) public charity
Founded
Austin, Texas
Service area
Austin and Central Texas
Model
Paid residential and commercial yard services fund free yard rescues for neighbors in need.

Story angles we can support

  • How a working landscaping business pays for free yard rescues, with the math published openly.

  • Code compliance pressure on fixed-income seniors, and what happens after the citation arrives.

  • Veteran households getting their yards, and their front doors, back.

  • Volunteer workdays: neighbors, students and weekend crews restoring one yard at a time.