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Donations are used to assist residents of all ages where most urgently needed. Emergency financial assistance include food, shelter, utilities, and other critical needs of residents who meet local, state, or federal income guidelines. |
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Your donation directly supports Westport households facing food insecurity. Every dollar goes toward emergency grocery gift cards for local families, individuals, and seniors in need—100% go toward food resources.
Thank you for standing with our friends and neighbors during the federal government shutdown, which has temporarily suspended all SNAP (food assistance) benefits. Your generosity helps ensure no one in our community goes hungry.
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The Warm Up Fund provides critical energy assistance to Westport’s most vulnerable residents. |
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YOUTH AND FAMILY PROGRAMS/ WESTPORT TOGETHER
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Connecting at risk youth to enrichment opportunities that improve long-term outcomes for kids. The BB fund recognizes the importance of creating community supports for our most vulnerable young people by honoring recent retiree Barbara Butler. She dedicated 30+ years to the Town as the Human Services director and Second Selectwoman.
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Families supporting families during periods of financial hardship. This fund directly benefits income-eligible families with access/scholarships to sports & after school activities ,summer camp, (Campership Program), school supplies (Back to School Program), clothing (Ceremonies & Celebrations Program) and Holiday gifts (Holiday Giving Program).
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NEW! The "Live Life to the Max" Mentorship Program, created in Max Harper's memory, offers scholarships to young men with ADHD to access specialized support from experienced providers. Donations to the fund help young men build self-efficacy skills and explore long-term academic and career paths through strength-based, experiential learning and mentorship.
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Community education and awareness programs address issues related to substance abuse, mental health and parenting education (including Positive Youth Development programs known as "Westport Together").
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Westport's teen center, Toquet Hall provides a drug and alcohol-free safe space for young people to explore social, cultural and recreational interests.
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PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
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CLUB203 offers monthly social and recreational activities for adults with disabilities. Participation in CLUB203 activities requires pre-registration and an annual Membership of $100/year or $20/per event paid via this portal. Additional donations are appreciated to provide scholarships for income-qualified residents.
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SENIOR PROGRAMS & SERVICES
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Westport’s Center for Senior Activities provides a wide array of course offerings to seniors 60+ years of age in a safe and welcoming environment. |
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Provides nourishing meals to any Westport resident whose age, illness or disability prevents them from taking care of their own nutritional needs.
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Supporting seniors on limited or fixed incomes during periods of financial hardship.
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