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The fallen leaves and the first frost prove that the fall and winter heating season is upon us, and Westwood Community Chest (WCC) has launched its annual Neighbors Helping Neighbors fundraising campaign. The organization says its campaign is an attempt to replenish the funds it awards to struggling Westwood residents for home heating and other pressing expenses.
With inflation and increasing costs of life essentials like groceries, utilities, and medications, WCC says its Neighbors Helping Neighbors campaign will ensure grant awards remain available to Westwood residents who need help to get back on their feet.
WCC is a volunteer-run non-profit organization that provides temporary, financial assistance to Westwood residents through confidential grant awards. Money raised by WCC is directly applied to utility bills, mortgages, rent payments, medicine, groceries, transportation and more. Applicants are struggling individuals, families, children, their parents, and the elderly who reside in Westwood.
Those wishing to learn more about WCC and its Neighbors Helping Neighbors campaign, and/or to apply for a WCC financial assistance grant can visit the WCC website at https://westwoodcommunitychest.org.
Fog, with a high of 72 and low of 52 degrees. Don't forget your umbrella! Fog in the morning, partly cloudy for the afternoon, overcast in the evening, light rain overnight.
Thank you for this article! The simple rule of thumb for what is acceptable isONLY clean paper, cardboard, and empty bottles, cans, and rigid containers at least the size of a tennis ball.
No. We were presented with a cost of $38.1M. Not once, but twice. With the end result of 'No' both times.
How is $40M now, 4% less than $38.1?
And what's this out of nowhere number of $41.6M? In case someone forgot, again, we were presented with $38.1M.
Great catch, Brian, and sincere apologies for the confusion. You are correct that Westwood Minute's previous reporting focused on $38.1 million as the project cost voted down by residents in 2025.
Hi Darlene - Thanks for updating.