This doesn't leave applicants a lot of time to get it together, but Brightside is accepting applications for grants to 'green up' the community.
The deadline for Brightside Naturescape Grants is Thursday at 4 p.m. The grants are intended to fund projects like planting trees and community gardens or landscaping neighborhood entrances.
Any non-profit group or suburban city can apply for up to $1,500 in project money, according to the Brightside grant application form, available here.
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