Mayland Heights Community Association needs your vote!

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The Mayland Heights Community Association is looking for the community’s votes to help them secure a big grant to build a nature park.

It’s part of the In My Backyard contest run through CIR Realty. The Calgary community could win $5,000 for use to build a Community Garden and Nature playground at the community hall.

According to the group’s listing, they hope to establish 10 to 12 raised garden beds with room for expansion and a natural playground to be built just outside the Crossroads Community Playschool.

They’re hoping you will click and share to help them bring a new addition to their community.

To vote, visit: http://www.inmybackyardcontest.com/category-2.html#view/53881/5396953

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