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Lawn Care Firm Commits $1 Million for South Lawn Repairs Following UFC Event

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ScottsMiracle-Gro has announced a significant contribution of $1 million to assist in repairing damage caused to the White House South Lawn during a recent UFC fight event. The donation will include both financial support and lawn care products, aimed at restoring the lawn to its original condition. This initiative highlights the company's commitment to environmental stewardship and community support. The National Park Service will oversee the implementation of the repairs, ensuring that the historic site is properly maintained.

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