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'The Trash Boys' honored at Cleveland Cavaliers game

'The Trash Boys' honored at Cleveland Cavaliers game
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CLEVELAND — On Saturday, the Cleveland Cavaliers honored two brothers from Garfield Heights who started a curbside trash service in the summer of 2024 to help beautify their community and assist senior citizens.

During halftime, Andre Willis and Drevian Arrington were named the Jif Diff Maker of the Game, an honor that recognizes local organizations and individuals making a positive impact in the community.

The Trash Boys Honored by Cavs
During Saturday’s Cleveland Cavaliers game, the Trash Boys were honored for their work in the community.

I first introduced you to the teens in 2024, and since then, their business has continued to grow. Andre and Drevian have also launched programs to help other teens develop job skills.

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Saturday's recognition was the latest honor on their growing list of achievements.

The Trash Boys honored with monetary reward in Garfield Heights for their work

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For more information about their journey and services offered visit their website.

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