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WHEAT, Inc. is a non-profit organization based in West Haven, CT, dedicated to addressing food insecurity in the community. With almost 50 years of experience, WHEAT provides food, personal care items, advocacy, and support to those in need. Founded in 1975 by the West Haven Clergy Association, WHEAT operates on the belief that access to nutritious food is a basic human right and a social justice issue. They strive to create a positive and welcoming environment for their guests, offering a client choice model where individuals can select the items they prefer from their shelves. WHEAT also aims to eliminate barriers to service by streamlining their intake process and providing bilingual volunteers to assist Spanish-speaking guests.Generated from the website

The West Haven Community House is a private, nonprofit organization that exists to facilitate satisfying, healthy, productive, independent and meaningful lives for the people of West Haven, Conn. A cornerstone social service agency of West Haven, the Community House annually provides services to approximately 1,000 area residents, including adults with developmental disabilities, children and families. It programs and services include a comprehensive preschool for low-income children; school-age child care before and after school; after school enrichment programs; guidance and support program for pregnant and parenting teens; social activities for adults with developmental disabilities; and day activities and residential services for adults with mental retardation. West Haven Community House also provides job training and employment for adults with developmental disabilities. It is a member agency of the United Way of Greater New Haven and receives additional funding from a variety of public entities, corporations and foundations.

Annawon Lodge No. 115 has been an integral part of the West Haven, CT community since its establishment in 1873. The lodge hosts regular meetings and also serves as a venue for various Masonic organizations, including the Goldenrod Chapter 34 OES and the Joseph Andrews Pulaski Chapter 26 of Royal Arch Masons. With a commitment to charity and fellowship, Annawon Lodge No. 115 fosters a sense of community among its members. The lodge is dedicated to preserving its rich history while actively engaging in local events and ceremonies. Generated from the website