The Walt Disney Company makes $1.5 million contribution to the National Recreation and Park Association

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Three photos capture kids enjoying a game of soccer, laughing together, and having a picnic in a lively park setting. Text reads: Revitalize Your Park. Thanks to support from The Walt Disney Company and the National Recreation and Park Association, magical community moments like these can thrive—bringing the joyful spirit of Disney to local parks everywhere.

The Walt Disney Company has announced that they will make a $1.5 million contribution to the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) to support the Meet Me at the Park program.

As part of this program, Disney and NRPA will offer park and recreation agencies in all 50 states, U.S. territories and Washington, D.C. the opportunity to apply for a grant that will help provide local parks with safe, fun and unique play spaces.

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This is also the fourth straight year Meet Me at the Park celebrates Earth Month with Disney and NRPA teaming up to help fund local parks in 15 US cities.

You can vote for one of these 15 cities now, to help decide which will receive a $20,000 grant. You can also nominate your own city to receive a separate $20,000 grant.

Voting is open now and will continue through April 30. You can place your vote here.

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