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Serve the City Sweden has applied for a grant of 20,000 kr that will be given by a bigger company to a project of "sustainable social work". We literally applied last minute, but we got in. The bad news is that the jury will pick the "winner" by looking at the popularity of their application in the social media. The good news is however that Serve the City Sweden placed 13 out of all projects within only a couple of hours. But we still need more clicks. Would you PLEASE help us?

Simply go to http://stipendium.weleda.se/ansokningar/tjana-stan and "like" it! THANKS!

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