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Healthy Kids, Healthy Communities Announces 41 Grantees

$33 Million Investment is Foundation’s Largest Investment in Community-Based Solutions to Prevent Childhood Obesity

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Active Living by Design community partnerships launch their projects at DC conference

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Active Living by Design awards grants to 25 community partnerships to promote physical activity via community design

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Active Living by Design calls for proposals aimed at helping Americans become more physically active

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School of Public Health houses $16.5-million Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 'active living' program

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League of American Bicyclists Presents Highest Honor to Richard Killingsworth of Active Living By Design

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