Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) – State Tax Credit

Blue Ridge Area Food Bank

The Neighborhood Assistance Program (NAP) was created by the 1981 Virginia General Assembly. State tax credits are available to encourage donors to contribute directly to qualified non-profit agencies, such as the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank. In addition to the state credit, the donor may also claim the charitable donation on federal taxes to the extent allowed by law.

The Food Bank applies annually and is awarded allocations based on proven operational success and on our capacity to serve impoverished people. Credits are distributed after July 1 on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Food Bank has run out of NAP credits to award for 2023.

For more information about the NAP tax program or credit availability, please email nap@brafb.org or call Cara Hopson at 540.213.8424.