Jennifer Chisholm, NHCEH Executive Director (center), receives a donation from Jennifer Stone, MVSB Branch Services Supervisor, and Sue Dagostino, MVSB Branch & Business Development Manager.
We are proud to support the New Hampshire Coalition to End Homelessness (NHCEH) with the purchase of $15,000 in tax credits through the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority. Funds raised will be used to support the nonprofit’s education efforts, including their Granite Leader programming and Regional Roundtables.
“We believe that housing is a basic human right, and our dedicated staff and volunteers have been working hard to assess and solve the issues of homelessness throughout the state,” said Jennifer Chisholm, NHCEH Executive Director. “Thank you to our wonderful donors and supporters, whose efforts help us stay focused on advocating and solving this pervasive issue in our communities.”
“Our communities thrive when everyone has a safe and stable environment to call home, and we are very proud to support the Coalition’s efforts to provide critical guidance and resources to individuals and families facing homelessness,” said Susan Dagostino, MVSB Branch & Business Development Manager.
NHCEH works to connect all entities providing resources and support to individuals and families experiencing homelessness, educate providers on best practices, and empower all NH citizens to advocate on behalf of their neighbors enduring the harsh realities of homelessness. Go to nhceh.org to learn more.
CDFA tax credits allow businesses to fund qualifying economic or community development projects in exchange for a tax credit that can be applied against state business tax payments. The tax credits are administered by the New Hampshire CDFA. Any business with operations in New Hampshire that contributes to a CDFA tax credit project receives a New Hampshire state tax credit worth 75 percent of their contribution. The credit can be used over a period of five years to reduce the business’ state tax liability (business profits, business enterprise, or insurance premium taxes). The tax credit program allows New Hampshire businesses to use their state tax dollars to support local projects that they care about. CDFA reviews many project applications each year, and awards tax credits to those they determine are feasible and will make the biggest impact on economic development in the state. Visit nhcdfa.org for more information.
