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Keep Philadelphia Beautiful Offers Cigarette Litter Prevention Micro-Grants

Keep Philadelphia Beautiful is now accepting applications for Cigarette Litter Micro-Grants from community-based nonprofit organizations in Philadelphia working on litter abatement and prevention. The deadline for applications is April 20.

The guidelines for this grant can be found online, and funding will be awarded based on impact, sustainability, community input & engagement, feasibility, and the potential for scalability.

This year, Keep Philadelphia Beautiful will be awarding seven $2,500 grants specifically aimed to prevent cigarette litter. Organizations that have been awarded this grant in the past are welcome to apply again.

Click Here to apply. Any questions should be directed to Michelle Feldman, Keep Philadelphia Beautiful Director, by sending email to: michelle@keepphiladelphiabeautiful.org or call 215-854-4000. You can view all of the questions included in this grant application by Clicking Here.

Find out more about anti-litter and beautification efforts in Philadelphia, by visiting the Keep Philadelphia Beautiful website or Facebook page or follow them on Twitter.

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