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Neighborhood Assistance Program - Virginia Department of Social Services Community and Volunteer Services / Neighborhood Assistance Program Neighborhood Assistance Program Would you like to make a real difference in your community and save money on your state taxes? The Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) helps you do both.
NAP gives businesses, trusts and individuals the chance to support approved charities that serve people with low incomes. When you give, you may receive up to 65% of your donation back as a credit on your Virginia state income taxes. Each participating 501(c)(3) charity decides how much of the credit they can offer (up to 65%).
Credits are limited, so talk with the charity before donating. With NAP, your gift goes farther—helping others and helping you. Find out how to participate as a donor.
How Nonprofits Can Participate Nonprofits that want to join NAP must: Be a 501(c)(3) organization Apply between March 15 and the first business day in May Re-apply every year to stay in the program Approved organizations receive an allocation of tax credits for one year (July 1–June 30).
NAP Eligibility Criteria 26-27 For Professional Service Providers CNF-B Health Care Providers CNF-C Professional Services CNF-D Contracting Services CNF-H Mediation Pharmaceutical Physician Specialist Certification of Donation Value Certification of Proceeds Received Credit Card Authorization Form Tax Credit Percentage Agreement Form SVCSDATA - Professional Contracting Services SVCSDATA Medical Mediation Services SVCSDATA Physician Specialist For more information about donating or applying: Email: nap@dss.
virginia. gov Phone: (804) 726-7920 or (804) 726-7924 List of Approved Charities NAP Eligibility Criteria 26-27 FY 2026-27 Application Links Database Instructions to Create User ID Password NAP Application Instructions for Sample FY2026-27 NAP Database Sample Application FY2026-27 NAP Application Workshop Schedule NAP Affiliate Information Virginia Department of Social Services F reedom of Information Act
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations approved by the Virginia Department of Social Services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) is funded by Virginia Department of Social Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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