Iselin-based Provident Bank on Monday said it has awarded $950,000 in funding to 10 nonprofit organizations as part of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs‘ Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program for Fiscal Year 2023.
The nonprofits will use the funding to implement revitalization plans that address housing and economic development, provide opportunities for entrepreneurs to start businesses and job training for local residents, as well as complementary activities such as social services, recreation activities and open space improvements.
NRTC program funding from Provident Bank has been awarded by the department to the following nonprofit organizations:
- Clinton Hill Community Action: $100,000 for the revitalization of the Upper Clinton Hill neighborhood in Newark.
- Greater Bergen Community Action: $75,000 for improvements to the River to Rail neighborhood district in Garfield.
- Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newark: $100,000 for the preservation and revitalization of Habitat Newark’s West and Central Village Neighborhoods.
- Interfaith Neighbors: $100,000 for the Asbury Park West Side Neighborhood Project XI.
- Jewish Renaissance Foundation: $75,000 for the Perth Amboy Alliance for Community 2023.
- Lincoln Park Coast Cultural District: $100,000 for the revitalization of Newark’s Lincoln Park neighborhood.
- New Jersey Community Development Corp.: $100,000 for the improvement of the Great Falls/Spruce Street neighborhood of Paterson.
- NORWESCAP South Main Street: $100,000 for the revitalization of the South Main Street neighborhood in downtown Phillipsburg.
- NORWESCAP Sussex Borough: $100,000 for the revitalization of downtown Sussex Borough.
- Paterson Habitat for Humanity: $100,000 for Northside Homes, Youth Development & Green Spaces for Everyone in the Northside neighborhood of Paterson.
“Provident Bank is proud to support these worthy nonprofit organizations through the NRTC program,” Joseph Spatola, senior vice president, said. “Our investment in this program is essential to these organizations’ efforts to advance their missions and revitalize their respective neighborhoods and is consistent with our commitment to helping the communities we serve,” Spatola said.
