Convert your Tax Dollars into Scholarships
PA Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program (EITC) & Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit Program (OSTC)
Any PA business or individual that is subject to state taxes may be eligible to participate in these programs.
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Apply for a tax credit of your desired donation; when an individual commits to participate for two consecutive years, they are eligible for a tax credit equal to 90% of their total contribution.
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Eligible businesses include C-corporations, S-corporations, partnerships, LLC's and most other pass-through companies including qualified Subchapter S Trusts.
Consult your tax professional for specific tax advice.
For Individuals & Business Owners:
The Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund can provide tax credits to individuals and businesses through a Special Purpose Entity. For more information on this process, please visit https://www.pennsylvaniaeitc.org/
For Corporations:
If you pay taxes in Pennsylvania you can take advantage of the Educational Improvement Tax Credit or Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit programs offered by the State to impact education. Any qualifying business can participate, so please share this information with any colleagues who may want to receive tax credits while supporting The Neighborhood Academy. Applying is easy, but there is a cap on funding, and applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications for businesses in the middle of a two-year commitment and returning donors will be accepted starting May 15th. New applications will be accepted beginning in July. Depending on your business structure, you may also participate through the Central PA Scholarship Fund. Please consult your tax professional on how these programs may impact your business.
EITC application and guidelines
OSTC application and guidelines
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To see the impact of your contribution through the EITC program, please use the calculator below:
(for estimation purposes only; please consult your tax professional)
For more information
Please contact Sara Leone, Development Associate - Community Engagement, at 412-365-5046 or sara.leone@theneighborhoodacademy.org
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Supporters through the EITC Program
Dr. Stan Marks has been a committed supporter of The Neighborhood Academy (TNA) since 2008. His involvement grew even stronger when his son, Jordan Marks, took on the role of basketball coach in 2019.
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Bob and Susan Edwards of Wexford are strong in their Christian faith and their advocacy of The Neighborhood Academy. Bob and Susan both worked for 30+ years at PNC Financial Services and GlaxoSmithKline, respectively, and are now enjoying their retirement through travel, volunteerism, and golf.
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Sally Ann Bensur has worn many hats in her professional life and now wears many hats in her support of The Neighborhood Academy. Sally Ann retired from BNY Mellon after 30 years doing everything from strategic sales and corporate relationship management, to treasury management and consulting. After two years of retirement, she returned to the workforce at The Boys and Girls Club of America, where she developed cause marketing partnerships with corporate clients. Today, Sally Ann dedicates her time, treasure, and leadership skills to TNA.
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Alan Citron has been supporting The Neighborhood Academy since it opened its doors, and he is always staying up-to-date on the school’s news and happenings.
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Having attended The Neighborhood Academy for only her senior year, Chaquica "Keka" Shipman was introduced to Chatham University on a TNA college visit.
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