A Toy for Every New Lawn in North Texas: the Dr. Green Toy Drive Runs November 9 to December 18 Across Dallas–Fort Worth
A family-owned lawn care company founded in 1985 is tying its 2027 sign-ups to Christmas giving: one brand-new toy, valued at up to $20, for every qualifying new customer who enrolls — in Dallas, Fort Worth, Carrollton, Plano, Frisco and the communities around them.
The holiday toy drives are starting to line up in North Texas, and one of the first announced this year comes with a lawn attached. Dr. Green Services, a family-owned lawn care and pest control company, announced on Thursday a new community giving initiative for the Metroplex: the Dr. Green Toy Drive, under which the company pledges to donate a brand-new toy for every qualifying new customer who enrolls in its 2027 lawn care program between November 9 and December 18, 2026.
The terms are simple, and the announcement states them plainly. Each qualifying enrollment produces one donated toy valued at up to $20, intended to benefit children and families in need throughout Dallas–Fort Worth — the announcement names Dallas, Fort Worth, Carrollton, Plano and Frisco, and the surrounding areas. The enrolling customer gets something too: one complimentary fall lawn treatment, subject to weather and scheduling availability. The company says the drive builds on the values it has carried since its founding in 1985 — more than 40 years of fertilization, weed control and lawn maintenance for North Texas homeowners, whose lawns, as the announcement notes, face seasonal weeds, changing temperatures and unpredictable weather in a normal year.
Dr. Green Services provides lawn fertilization, weed control, grub control, liquid aeration, mosquito control and exterior pest control, and serves Dallas–Fort Worth alongside Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana. North Texas residents who want the details of the drive — what counts as a qualifying enrollment and how the toys reach local children — will find them on the company's site at drgreenservices.com/toy-drive. The window opens Monday, November 9, and closes December 18, which leaves the drive six weeks to turn new lawns into wrapped boxes.
