Support Us with a Donation

The Westport Writers’ Workshop is an independent literary arts center offering enriching, supportive creative writing classes, as well as literary readings to the local public. Our organization also provides free writing workshops to underserved populations in their own communities.

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Thanks to your generosity, we were able to offer free writing workshops at the following organizations/schools:

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• The Caroline House

• The Danbury Women’s Center

• Harlem Village Academies

• College Essay workshops at Warde & Ludlowe High Schools

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as well as hold free workshops via Zoom for:

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• Essential Workers

• Writers Healing From Trauma

• Women Affected By Breast Cancer

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In 2022, we're pleased to offer new workshops for:

• Moms of Children with Special Needs

• Homes for the Brave

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This year we also offered partial scholarships to 25 writers who needed to write but did not have the financial means. Our goal is to continue to grow the service arm of our organization, and to offer the gift of writing and workshops to more organizations and communities who could benefit from its healing powers. WWW gives thanks to YOU; if you would like to offer thanks in return, we would be most appreciative! No donation amount is too small.

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WAYS TO GIVE 

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• Make an online donation using the link below or

• Call us: (203) 227-3250

• Kindly make your check payable to:
  Westport Writers’ Workshop
  25 Sylvan Road South, Suite J
  Westport, CT 06880

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Questions? Call or email us at info@westportwritersworkshop.com

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Make an Online Donation Here

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY

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Westport Writers’ Workshop, Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization

with a 501 (c) (3) tax status, and donations are tax-deductible to the extent of the law.

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We are extremely grateful for Valerie Leff for her years of leadership and deftly transitioning the business to a nonprofit, and for Juanita Leff, whose generosity from the inception of WWW has helped to create a thriving business and successful organization that we are today.  

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We’re also grateful to the following contributors:

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Larry Ackerman

Adele Annesi
Helen Martin Block
Michelle and Bill Bradley
Stephanie and Ron Buesinger, Jr.

Ina Chadwick

Galia Clemens

Kristine Conroy

Beth Criswell

Anton Deiters

Frank Doherty

Marshall Findley

Ellyn Gelman

Linda Gibson

Kris Jandora

Maureen Judge

Nikki Katt

Richard Kravitz

Leslie Lawrence

Valerie Ann Leff

Anne Lonergan

Carolyn Lynch

David Mangini

Nancy Matthews

Holly Mensching

Trish Breede Minskoff

Amy Koch-Oman

Nick Ord

Parrish Foundation

Anne Palitz

Jim Perakis

Devon Pike

Donna Peterson

John Richers

Stephen Sander
Blake Schnirring

Leila Shields

Kathleen Sullivan

Louise Tolmie

Jerry Ward

Linda and Jim Waterbury

Courtney White
Arthur and Martha Zinn

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