2009 Neighborhood Assistance Act Program

The following agencies/programs have been approved by the Department of Revenue Services for inclusion in the 2009 Neighborhood Assistance Act Program.

Cheney Hall Foundation for Major Repairs and Maintenance to Roof

Hartford Interval House

Manchester Senior, Adult & Family Services for Dial-a-Ride

New Hope Manor for its Crossroads Prevention and Residential Programs

St. James School for its Going Green program

The Bridge Family Center for its Moving On and Miller House programs

The 2009 Business Application, form NAA-02, can be accessed through the Department of Revenue Services website www.ct.gov/drs. Businesses wishing to sponsor one or more approved NAA programs must submit their applications to the Department of Revenue Services between September 15, 2009 and October 1, 2009. No faxed applications will be accepted.

The amount of tax credit available for contributions to certain energy conservation programs is 100% while all other programs remain eligible for a 60% tax credit.

Questions on the Neighborhood Assistance Act Program may be directed to Susan Sherman or her staff at the Department of Revenue Services, (860) 297-5687.