If your nonprofit is working to make a lasting difference in Fairfield County, this is an opportunity worth your attention. The Westport Woman’s Club is now accepting applications for its 2025–2026 Community Service Grants, supporting programs that strengthen and enrich our local communities.
With more than $500,000 awarded over the past decade, these grants have helped nonprofits expand services, launch impactful initiatives, and bring meaningful projects to life across Fairfield County.
The Community Service Grant is administered by the Community Service Committee of the Westport Woman’s Club. Grants are awarded annually to nonprofit organizations whose projects demonstrate a continuing benefit to the community.
Eligible projects may focus on:
Education
Health and safety programs
Arts and cultural initiatives
Grants may be awarded as direct financial support or, in some cases, as a one-time use of the Westport Woman’s Clubhouse for a qualifying event.
This grant opportunity is open to:
Nonprofit organizations based in Fairfield County
Organizations with projects planned for the 2025–2026 year
Programs designed to create long-term community impact
Past grant recipients have included nonprofits serving communities in Bridgeport, Fairfield, Norwalk, Stamford, and surrounding areas throughout Fairfield County.
Please note: Grant funds may not be used for payroll expenses.
All applications must be submitted by Friday, January 16, 2026.
Completed applications should be mailed to:
The Westport Woman’s Club
c/o Community Services Grant Committee
44 Imperial Avenue
Westport, CT 06880
Applicants can download the application in Word or PDF format directly from the Westport Woman’s Club website.
For local nonprofits, securing funding can be the difference between an idea and real-world impact. The Westport Woman’s Club Community Service Grants are designed to support programs that don’t just meet immediate needs—but continue to serve and strengthen Fairfield County for years to come.
If your organization has a mission-driven project planned for the coming year, this grant could be a meaningful step toward making it a reality.
