Neighborhood Investment Program (NIP)

Administered by West Virginia Department of Economic Development · West Virginia

BENEFIT

Negotiated / contact agency

Deadline type: rolling

Eligibility Requirements

1501(c)3 designated charitable organizations eligible to apply for tax credit vouchers
2Increases charitable giving to local nonprofit organizations
3Contributors can earn credits to reduce certain West Virginia taxes
4Vouchers distributed to contributing businesses and individuals

Eligible Project Types

Nonprofit

STACKING POTENTIAL

Neighborhood Investment Program (NIP) is stackable — it can be combined with other federal, state, and local programs on the same project. Michigan and Ohio projects commonly stack this program with Federal Historic Tax Credit, New Markets Tax Credit, and Opportunity Zone deferral to maximize total incentive value. Use GrantRadar to see your full stack.

AFTER YOU WIN

View the Neighborhood Investment Program (NIP) compliance checklist →

Reporting deadlines, vendor rules, and the disallowed-cost pitfalls that trigger clawbacks.

Source: West Virginia Department of Economic Development official program page ↗ · Last verified 2026-06-23

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