location:pennsylvania

nonprofit

Eligible applicants are neighborhood organizations that hold a ruling from the Internal Revenue Service as nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organizations.<br /><br />Projects in this category must demonstrate a significant impact on specific needs in a distressed area(s) and are based on collaborations, partnerships, and goals. A project must support specific priorities of community economic development: disaster or economic recovery, integrating weatherization and housing rehabilitation, mortgage foreclosure prevention, blight elimination, diversity issues, rural issues, affordable housing, supportive services for vulnerable and atrisk populations, veterans’ initiatives, or integrated health and housing initiatives. A tax credit of up 75% can be awarded to contributing businesses with a one-year commitment.