The Westland Area Business Association (WABA) was incorporated as a not-for-profit association on October 16, 1990. The incorporation came as a result of interest sparked by the Business Supporting Our Schools Association, which is the primary reason that WABA still focuses heavily on supporting schools in the Westland Area.

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February Luncheon

 

Date: Tuesday February 9th
Time: Noon
Location: Mid Ohio Food Bank
Cost: Lunch provided by Flyers Pizza
 

Speaker: Matt Habash / Mid Ohio Food Bank

**Please RSVP to Ardis Offensend by calling 878-4466 or emailing ajodanhurst@aol.com 

Our mission is to support local businesses and promote commitment within the community. The objectives of WABA, in order to reach our mission, are to build and strengthen the economic climate of the Westland Area; to create partnerships among business, school, and community; to promote the Westland Area as a desirable place to live, work, shop, do business, attend school, and attend church; to continue planned development of the Westland Area; and to support and improve local businesses.

WABA hosts several activities throughout the course of the year. The Westland Area Independence Day Parade and Celebration is one of the biggest events of the year. It is held on the first Saturday of July each year. WABA is responsible for soliciting the event, including entertainment, float/parade participants, food, and a car show. WABA, in supporting the schools, hosts an Annual Fundraising Dinner/Auction. Last year (2003-2004), WABA was able to award over 18 scholarships, totaling over $13,000. These scholarships went to students in the four high schools within the South-Western City School District, Westland, Grove City, Franklin Heights, and Central Crossing.

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