Neighborhood Assistance, Neighborhood Partnership Program (NAP/NPP)
Requirements
Download the guidelines for a complete understanding of the program and the requirements.
Overview
Corporate tax liability credit for businesses that sponsor a neighborhood organization to develop and implement a neighborhood revitalization plan by contributing a substantial amount of cash per year over an extended period of time.
The application deadline expired February 1, 2013.
Guidelines
NAP_Neighborhood_Partnership_Program_Guidelines_2012.pdf
Uses
Fosters the development of collaborations among business firms, neighborhood organizations, local government entities and residents to encourage high impact long term investments in distressed areas. Projects must fall under one of the following categories: affordable housing, education, health and social services, community economic development, job training, crime prevention and neighborhood assistance.
Funding
Tax credit equals 75 percent of approved project. Total tax credit is limited to $500,000 annually. Refer to guidelines.
Eligibility
Non-profits
Terms
Sponsorship consists of contributing a substantial amount of cash (minimum $50,000) per year for a minimum period of five years.
