SnowCare for Troops Helps More Military Families This Winter

Project EverGreen and Boss Snowplow commemorate SnowCare for Troops week Jan. 22-28. Learn more about how the program helps families of deployed military personnel.

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Project Evergreen

Project EverGreen and Boss Snowplow are celebrating SnowCare for Troops week Jan. 22-28.

Project EverGreen's Snowcare for Troops program provides complementary snow and ice removal services for the families of deployed military personnel. 

 “The need to assist military families, who have a deployed family member, with snow removal services continues to grow and SnowCare for Troops will be there,” said Cindy Code, executive director of Project EverGreen. “With the ongoing and generous support of our thousands of volunteers and our program sponsor BOSS Snowplow, it’s our mission to continue to grow the program and provide the support that many families need during a deployment.”

 More from Project EverGreen about the SnowCare for Troops program:

  • SnowCare for Troops has been running for more than 13 years.
  • Snowcare for Troops has evolved into more than just a service to clear driveways and sidewalks of snow and ice. It’s a lifeline for military families in need to help maintain their independence and go about their daily routines taking care of family, work and school. Professional contractors, groups and individuals volunteer their time and provide their own equipment and materials to clear the snow for military families in need.
  • GreenCare for Troops is Snowcare for Troops' sister program. It has delivered an estimated $15 million in donated lawn, landscape and snow removal services and peace of mind to thousands of military families in need across the country.
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