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Spark Good Local Grants is sponsored by Walmart and Sam's Club / Walmart Foundation. Walmart and Sam's Club facilities award Spark Good Local Grants through an open application process to eligible organizations in the U.S. These grants address the unique needs of local communities and support a variety of charities, including animal shelters, elder services, and community clean-up projects.
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