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How San Franciscans Are Trying To Beautify Neighborhoods Projects funded in this round of funding include community gardens, murals and public art, youth led greening efforts, block parties and festivals, and neighborhood clean ups. San francisco is granting $3.3 million to residents and nonprofits who have ideas to make their neighborhoods more beautiful through the community challenge grant.

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