I’m thrilled to share that multiple organizations across the 24th District have been awarded new grant funding through the state’s Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP), which provides tax credits to businesses that donate to nonprofit organizations’ efforts to revitalize communities. Through NAP and its subprograms, a total of over $2.1 million is coming home to our district!
Across our district, the following organizations were granted funding:
· $111,170 awarded to 4917 Friendship LLC Childcare Center
· $16,250 awarded to ACH Clear Pathways
· $32,500 awarded to Amani Christian Community Development Corporation
· $190,000 awarded to Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation
· $63,000 awarded to Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation
· $16,250 awarded to Community Human Services Corporation
· $45,000 awarded to Early Excellence Project
· $16,250 awarded to East End Cooperative Ministries
· $641,250 awarded to Hill Community Development Corporation
· $90,000 awarded to Hill Community Development Corporation
· $16,250 awarded to Negley Commons
· $29,250 awarded to Oakland Transportation Management Association
· $403,750 awarded to Operation Better Block
· $97,500 awarded to Pennsylvania Affordable Housing Corporation / 7449 Frankstown Avenue
· $45,000 awarded to Pennsylvania Women Work
· $45,000 awarded to Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group
· $67,500 awarded to Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group / East Hill Consensus Group
· $22,500 awarded to The Citizen Science Lab
· $162,000 awarded to Trade Institute of Pittsburgh
I’m always proud to support funding that addresses community needs and these funds will provide needed upkeep and care to our beloved community!a