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* ''Literature/YouCabBeACyborgWhenYoureOlder'' by Richard Roberts: Vanity Rose gets involved in cyberpunk corporate warfare and high stakes theft (at age fouryeen) to prevent this happening to Ms. Understanding's orphanage. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, she's misread the situation and it was unnecessary.]]
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* A sub-plot in ''Literature/NothingButTheTruth'' focuses on attempts to ensure that Harrison High's budget doesn't get cut further than it already has, as that could spell disaster for the school. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, thanks to Philip hitting the school staff with MaliciousSlander, it's doomed to failure.]]
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* ''Film/TheGoonies'' takes this variation UpToEleven. The titular kids seek out the treasure of One-Eyed Willy to pay off the mortgage on the entire ''neighborhood''. A land developer is planning to turn the Goon Docks into a golf course.
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* ''Film/FightingMad1976'' is about farmers and ranchers in a rural community in Arkansas resisting efforts by developers to strip mine their land and build a power plant.
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* In the RomanticComedy ''Film/TwoWeeksNotice'', Sandra Bullock's GranolaGirl works for Hugh Grant's CorruptCorporateExecutive in order to stop his company from tearing down a community center.
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** ''Anime/LoveLiveSuperstar'' inverts this; the school was re-opened as a brand new institution when the previous school that stood in its place was about to be demolished. In this case, the girls become idols to attract more students so it stays open.
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* ''Literature/TheRoosevelt'': In the second book, changes to state laws have put the titular assisted living facility in financial trouble. Emmet persuades his employer, Workiva, to start a program to give The Roosevelt's residents part-time jobs to help pay for their room and board. Emmet, Jeremey, David, and Darren also go to the Ames City Council for backing, where Emmet discovers and corrects the misleading math used by a manipulative councilman who wants to cut funding. The four also go on a speaking tour, along with Jeremey's new service dog Mai, to fight a new bill that would award more contracts to private companies and make it harder for places like The Roosevelt to exist. [[spoiler:The bill passes, but the tour, and especially the dance routine the protagonists do to "[[Music/{{Shakira}} Try Everything]]" while dressed as Film/TheBluesBrothers, results in so much publicity, including a celebrity endorsement from Creator/DanAykroyd, that they raise all the money they need and more, enough to fund a Roosevelt Foundation to open similar facilities across Iowa.]]
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* ''Literature/TheEagleTree'' has an autistic teenager campaigning to save a forest, which includes a huge, ancient Ponderosa Pine that he wants to climb, from being bulldozed by developers. [[spoiler:He successfully gets the forest turned into a park, but the tree is rotten from the inside and can't be saved.]]
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* The 1989 film ''Film/CatchMeIfYouCan1989'' (not to be confused with the [[Film/CatchMeIfYouCan Hanks-Decaprio film]]) revolved around efforts of a high school class president to keep the school from closing through fund raising. The protagonist tries to raise the money himself by street racing.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Rumble}}'', BigBad Tentacular, out of a desire to get out of the shadow of famous monster wrestler Rayburn, plans to buy the stadium he and his coach built and have it demolished, even though doing so will financially ruin the town it's located in. This necessitates the heroes challenging him to a wrestling match with the ownership of the stadium on the line.
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* An episode of ''Series/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' had the characters save a park from being bulldozed after finding evidence that it was a meeting place for the planners of the Boston Tea Party, making it a historical landmark.
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** ''ComicBook/WonderWomanTempestTossed'': The person behind the disappearances is first revealed when his development company starts kicking people out of a local park. While Di and her friends try to protest he uses underhanded and questionably legal tactics to buy the rights to develop it anyway, but gets caught for his practice of "removing" undesirable people from the neighborhood and selling those who happen to be attractive.
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* In ''Film/TheGhostGoesGear'', Music/TheSpencerDavisGroup learn that their manager's family manor has fallen into disrepair due to the family being ImpoverishedPatricians. On the band's advice, the owners of the manor open it to the public, then later throw a "gear garden party" to raise money. Almost the entire second half of the movie consists of music videos of various bands performing at the party.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'' episode "The Bounce Lounge", Star and Ponyhead learn their favorite hang-out, the Bounce Lounge, is going to close down, so they get together with some of their old friends and hold a benefit to help the owner pay off the mortgage. [[spoiler: They manage to raise the money but Miss Sparkles, the owner of the Bounce Lounge, has been in business for literally ''thousands'' of years and is desperate to retire, so she closes the Bounce Lounge anyway.]]
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* ''Film/TheBorrowers1997'': The villain attempts to swindle the Lender family out of their house (which the Borrowers also live in) so he can destroy it and build condos. The Borrowers have to steal the previous owner's will back from him.
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* In ''Film/DogDays2018'', the dog shelter New Tricks' landlord sells the building out from under them. Garrett, Tara, and Dr. Mike work together to host a fundraiser party/concert so they can afford a new place to move the dogs to.
