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During these tough economic times, budget cuts are an unfortunate reality. That means that kids programs everywhere, despite dedication and hard work, are getting scaled back or even eliminated. That's where the Power a Bright Future contest, brought to you by Clorox® Clean-Up®, comes in.

Nominate your favorite non-profit kids program (including yours if you have one) for a chance to win a $10,000 Power A Bright Future grant and feature in People magazine! Just answer three brief questions and your program could win $10,000.

How it works:

1. Become a fan of Clorox® Clean-Up® on Facebook and answer three questions to nominate your program by November 29, 2009
2. Our panel of influential children's advocates will select the top fifty (50) programs
3. Starting December 7th-January 17th, 2010, your votes determine the winners. Vote once per day and encourage your friends to do the same.
4. The five (5) entries with the most votes win $10,000 each and a feature in People Magazine!
   

Join our cause and help power bright futures for kids across the country!

LIME.com's own Chris Miglino, as well as our sister site, yogamates.com, was nominated for a super cool "Game Changer" award on HuffingtonPost.com. Cast your vote today!

Yes. Stores are already strewn with holiday decorations--it's way too early for that!

No. It's an exciting and festive time of year and it's never too soon to start preparing for it.

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