• NAP (Neighborhood Assistance Program) - About the Program
NAP (Neighborhood Assistance Program) is a unique program of Virginia which emphasizes partnerships between the private and public sectors to assist the economically deprived. State tax credits are provided as incentives for businesses to contribute directly to approved nonprofit organizations that are designed to benefit impoverished people.
Contributions may be in the form of cash, goods, stock, real estate, professional services, contracting services, and rent/lease of the participating nonprofits' facilities. In return for their contributions, businesses receive credits that may be applied against their state income tax liability.
Eligibility for NAP is limited to nonprofit organizations whose primary function is to provide assistance for impoverished people. Several of the activities sponsored under the program include education, job training, housing assistance, health care clinics, and community services.
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For information on Beth Sholom Village and how you can participate in the "I Care. I Give." Campaign, please contact Marlene Rossen, Beth Sholom Village Campaign Director at 757.420.2512.
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