The GI-Mow crew rolled up their sleeves for the Fix It Blitz in North Richland Hills, helping an elderly neighbor with yard work and debris removal. It was a powerful reminder that sometimes the best reward is simply doing good for others.
Learn more about the Neighborhood Initiative Program here.
For the second year, GI-Mow and MIL-Spec took part in the annual Justice Shoot hosted by Buffer Insurance. With all proceeds going to The Justice Reform, this event was more than just target practice — it was a day of camaraderie and purpose. Learn about the cause.
We often hear, “Why don’t they teach this stuff in school?” Now they do — and we’re helping make it happen. GI-Mow is proud to sponsor the Foundations in Personal Finance curriculum at Keller High School and Timber Creek High School, helping over 800 students each year learn essential skills like budgeting, saving, investing, and paying for college. Learn more.
We proudly joined the Fort Worth Veterans Day Parade to honor the heroes who have served our country. It was a day to stand tall, wave the flag, and say thank you. Parade Information.
We hit the greens at Tour 18 Dallas in support of Argyle High School’s Lady Eagles basketball team. It was a great day of golf, teamwork, and showing up for local athletes. Team Information.
We proudly support our local Chamber and participated in the Denim & Diamonds Fundraiser — an event that brings the community together to raise funds and have fun. Learn More.
As temperatures dropped, GI-Mow was featured on Fox 4 News for the increased demand in firewood sales. Click the image to view the full coverage.
With winter hitting North Texas hard, WFAA visited GI-Mow to cover the rise in firewood demand and how the business ramped up to meet it.
From getting fired to building a thriving business, Voyage Dallas sat down with GI-Mow founder Curtis Kinsey to talk about grit, hustle, and giving back.
