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Governor Laura Kelly Announces Applications Are Open For Community Service Tax Credit Program
5 Mar 2021
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Governor Laura Kelly announced that applications are currently being accepted for the Community Service Tax Credit Program (CSP).
“The Community Service Tax Program helps local nonprofit and healthcare organizations improve the health and economic wellbeing of their communities by streamlining their fundraising efforts,” said Governor Laura Kelly. “This program will encourage local solutions to local problems and improve the quality of life for Kansans now and into the future. Good luck to all that apply to this exciting initiative.”
CSP assists private nonprofit organizations and public healthcare entities in undertaking major capital campaigns for projects involving:
- Children and family services
- Non-governmental crime prevention
- Youth apprenticeship
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