He is funny, and he is a sensitive,caring individual. He really cares about people! He loves that megaphone. He has great character. I think that he is unique, and unbeleivably talented!He loves people. Especially children. He takes time away from his own family, just to take care of people he doesn't know! Ty is so understanding of peoples problems. If he has some trouble understanding, he takes the time to ask questions, so that he can understand. I appreciate the fact that he goes to extreme lengths to care for people whom he doesn't know at all to that well.

bonjour, je suis Francaise et je voulais expliquer combien ty est important dans les émissions de extreme makeover en France sur TMC, tous les francais l'apprécient vraiment lui et son équipe, cette solidarité , cette simplicité dans leur générosité est vraiment formidable, beaucoup d'émotion, de larmes de joies cela laisse place à du rêve pour beaucoup de gens. J'aimerai si possible savoir ou on peut envoyer un courrier à Monsieur Ty Pennington car je suis une personne qui depuis des années aide les gens en récupérant des vêtements, des meubles etc.. pour aider les autres mais voyez vous en France je n'arrive pas à obtenir un local, un magasin ou je pourrai créer cette activité pour aider beaucoup plus de gens, en france nous n'avons personne qui veut aider et j'aimerai qu'il puisse peut etre me donner des conseils. Alors si vous savez ou le contacter laisser moi un message. merci à tous

Green said his heart went out not only to the little boy, Granton Bayless, but also to the child's parents, Jenni and Daniel Bayless, of Bolivar, Mo. Anthony S. Bush / The Capital-Journal
Topeka police bicycle officer Jayme Green is getting ready to ride from Topeka to southwest Missouri to raise money for a sick relative. The 8-month-old son of Green's cousin remains in Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Mo.
"My wife and I have only one son," Green said. "It kind of got to me, what they were going through, and what we would be thinking."

Young Granton, who suffers from Severe Combined Immune Deficiency disease, remains in Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Mo., where he is to undergo an umbilical cord blood transplant this week.

Some children with the disease remain in "bubbles" for long periods to protect them from the threat of other illnesses.

Green, 31, a bicycle patrol officer who has been on the Topeka force the past five years, said he wanted to do something to help.

"I'm on the bike unit," Green said. "I ride a lot. I thought the best way for me to help would be to take a really long ride bike ride and raise some money."

Green plans to embark on a five-day trip Monday that will lead him from Topeka through points in southeast Kansas and into southern Missouri, ending in Bolivar.

The ride will encompass 350 miles, by far the longest Green has ever taken.

Green said he is taking donations per mile or in freewill offerings from individuals, businesses and churches.

He said his cousin and the entire extended family are relying heavily on their faith at this time.

Visit rideforgranton.blogspot.com or grantonbayless. blogspot.com for information. Donations may be sent to: Bank of Bolivar, Box 560, Bolivar, Mo., 65613.







Our family watches your show every week and we thought of you to maybe help this family and little boy. This dease is very deadly. I would hate for this family to go through the same tragedy we went through in loosing one of our children in death. Thank you from the Holmgren family for all your hard work and dedication to the families in this country. You are an asset in teaching how all people should be.

the show is good even bordering on greatness, need to be able to come over here and do some episodes maybe, i cant get enough of the show, wondering if they thought about doing a show revolving around a wedding and doing a house.
Id even let them do my up and coming wedding if it would get some great reveiws. awesome show please think about this. has Ty ever thought about branching of and doing other shows? he has some good talent as do all the people on the show they are very giving and compassionate which adds to the good watching of the show