The Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) is a Pennsylvania state initiative that offers generous tax credits—up to 90%—to businesses that contribute to approved community development projects serving low-income populations. It is administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) and supports impactful initiatives across the state.

NAP is the same program that supports Habitat for Humanity and other trusted organizations making a difference in underserved communities.

An SPP is a high-impact NAP project that meets specific criteria like serving low-income populations, addressing blight, and demonstrating cross-sector collaboration. SPPs, like the Glassworks Campus project, qualify for a 90% state tax credit on eligible contributions.

This project:

• Serves high-need, low-income families
• Remediates a severely blighted property
• Supports food distribution, mental health care, education, and job training

✅ 90% PA State Tax Credit

🏦+ CRA Credit for Banks

🛠️ Credits for Cash and Labor, or Materials donated at Cost

🤝 Partner with a State-Approved, High-Impact Project

📢 Public Recognition & Brand Visibility

🕊️ Real Impact to the underserved

You can contribute in three ways:

1.  Cash Contributions

e.g., $10,000 donation = $9,000 tax credit

2. Donated Skilled Labor at Cost

e.g., electrical, construction, HVAC—valued at internal cost

3. Donated Materials at Cost

e.g., building supplies, furnishings, technology—valued with documentation

RE:VIVALS is a nonprofit serving low-income families in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. At the Glassworks Campus, they will provide:

1. Free food and hot meals
2. Mental and behavioral health counseling
3. After-school tutoring and vocational training
4. Community engagement programs and discipleship opportunities

To date, the project has raised:

• $920,656 in NAP-eligible contributions
• Over $700,000 in donated labor, time, and materials

With 29+ participating businesses and growing

No. The Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) is not funded by state dollars. It is powered by local businesses that choose to invest in approved projects like the Glassworks Campus. Businesses write their checks directly to Kingdom Patrons, who then administer the funds as outlined in the pre-approved project budget.

As part of the commitment process, businesses  will review the budget presented by Kingdom Patrons

Donations made through NAP must follow the approved project budget. The budget is set in advance by Kingdom Patrons and cannot be altered. This ensures transparency and compliance with state guidelines.  

NAP contributions qualify for CRA credit (Community Reinvestment Act), making it a smart way for financial institutions to fulfill regulatory requirements while investing in local community transformation.

It’s simple:

1. Contact Kingdom Patrons to confirm eligibility
2. Submit your contribution and documentation
3. Receive confirmation and tax credit certification