Electronic Pledge

You give your consent to electronic disclosures and to the use of electronic signatures. This consent informs you of your rights when receiving legally required disclosures, notices and information from CDFA and when using electronic signatures in connection with your transactions with us. By consenting to the electronic delivery of disclosures, you agree that CDFA ("CDFA " or "we" or "us") may provide electronically any and all communications relating to your pledge, including any applicable disclosures required by applicable state or federal law (the "Communications"). The Communications may be sent to you electronically by emailing it to you at the address you provide to us. We will not be obligated to provide any Communication to you in paper form unless you specifically request us to do so. By consenting to the use of electronic signatures, you agree that CDFA may use electronic signatures in connection with your transactions with us.
If you do not want to receive the Communications electronically, or do not want to use electronic signatures in connection with your transactions with us, you should not agree to the terms of this Consent. If you do not consent to receiving the Communications electronically, or do not consent to the use of electronic signatures in connection with your transactions with us, we will not be able to proceed with the acceptance and processing of your pledge. Option for Paper or Non-Electronic Records.
You may request any electronic disclosures, electronic records, and contract documents ("Disclosures") by emailing us at pledges@nhcdfa.org or by mailing your written request to CDFA, 14 Dixon Ave, Suite 102, Concord, NH 03301. We will provide paper copies at no charge, and we retain all Disclosures as applicable law requires. Scope of Consent.
Your Consent and our agreement to conduct transactions electronically apply to all transactions between you and CDFA. By exercising your Consent, CDFA will process your information and interact electronically during this transaction and any future online transactions. We will also send you notices related to your information and other notices electronically. Hardware and Software Considerations.
Before you decide to do business electronically with CDFA, you should consider whether you have the required hardware and software capabilities described herein. To access and retain the Disclosures electronically, you will need to use the following computer software and hardware: A PC or MAC compatible computer or other device capable of accessing the Internet and an Internet Browser software program that supports at least 128 bit encryption, such as Microsoft® Internet Explorer, Google Chrome®, Mozilla Firefox®, Opera®, or Safari®. If at any time during this transaction these requirements change in a way that creates a material risk that you may not be able to receive Disclosures electronically, we will notify you of these changes. You will need a printer or a long-term storage device, such as your computer's disk drive, to retain a copy of the Disclosures for future reference. By your Consent, you confirm that you are able to access and view records and documents in HTML format. For questions regarding the hardware and software requirements, you may email us at pledges@nhcdfa.org or write to us at 14 Dixon Ave, Suite 102, Concord, NH 03301. Withdrawing Consent.
You may withdraw your Consent at any time and at no charge by emailing us at pledges@nhcdfa.org or writing to us at the address above with the details of your request. However, withdrawing your Consent (1) does not change the legal effect, validity, and enforceability of prior electronic Disclosures, and (2) prevents you from doing future business with us online. Change to Your Contact Information.
You must keep us informed of any change in your email address or mailing address. You can do this by sending an email to pledges@nhcdfa.org or by writing to us at the address above.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Hampshire:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$125,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

City of Franklin Project:
Available Credits:
$150,000 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$200,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

COAST Project:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$282,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

Downtown Concord Winter Farmers' Market Project:
Available Credits:
$120,000 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$150,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

Farmsteads of New England, Inc. Project:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$150,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

Manchester Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. dba NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire Project:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$125,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

New Hampshire Community Loan Fund, Inc. Project:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$25,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

Regional Economic Development Center of Southern NH (REDC) Project:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$60,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests Project:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2024

The Currier Gallery of Art d/b/a Currier Museum of Art Project:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$13,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

Visions for Creative Housing Solutions, Inc. Project:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023
$117,000 for State Fiscal Year 2024

Warner House Association Project:
Available Credits:
$0 for State Fiscal Year 2023

Click on the Pledge Agreement Terms and Conditions to learn more or download the form: CDFA Tax Credit Program Pledge Agreement.

CDFA TAX CREDIT PROGRAM PLEDGE AGREEMENT

WHEREAS, the Contributor pledges to donate (individually, the “Annual Donations” and collectively, the “Cash”) to CDFA for further disbursement of a portion of the Cash to Recipient in an effort to assist CDFA in providing for community development such as affordable housing, job creation and retention, and economic development pursuant to New Hampshire RSA162-L; AND in so donating the Cash, the Contributor wishes to gain an investment tax credit against taxes imposed by New Hampshire RSA 77-A, RSA 77-E, and/or RSA 400-A, or other similar taxes as authorized or to be authorized in the future by New Hampshire RSA 162-L:10; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the covenants and benefits set forth herein, and as a condition of making a pledge to donate pursuant to New Hampshire RSA 162-L:10, the Contributor agrees as follows for any such donation:
1. Subject to Section 2 below, Contributor’s pledge to donate the Cash is a legally enforceable, valid and binding commitment to contribute the Cash as and when set forth on the CDFA Pledge to Donate. Either CDFA or Recipient, or both, shall have the right to enforce this Agreement and their rights at law or in equity, by bringing a legal action in court, including without implied limitation actions for specific performance or money damages.
2. Contributor pledges to donate and CDFA accepts the Contributor’s pledge to donate in cash the aggregate amount set forth on the CDFA Pledge to Donate in accordance with the schedule set forth thereon. Contributor and CDFA agree that Contributor will receive an investment tax credit in the amount of 75% of the amount of each Annual Donation pursuant to RSA 162-L:10 (the “Credit”). Contributor’s obligation to make Annual Donations shall be subject to the existence of statutory authority for the Credit.
3. CDFA shall award tax credits in exchange for Annual Donations as described in Section 2 above and shall provide all documentation necessary for the Contributor to claim such tax credits in each state fiscal year upon a first-come first-served basis. CDFA reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to accept Annual Donations in any state fiscal year in an amount that exceeds the limit set forth in New Hampshire RSA 162-L:10, IV(b). Any Annual Donation received that is not eligible for a tax credit in a given state fiscal year due to the timing of its receipt shall be carried forward to the next succeeding state fiscal year or years and shall be given priority in determining the total contributions received by CDFA that are eligible for credit in such state fiscal year pursuant to RSA 162-L:10.
4. Contributor’s pledge to make the Annual Donations is made for the purposes expressed herein, and CDFA’s ability to accept the Annual Donations, CDFA’s subsequent use or conveyance of the Cash, and the Contributor’s ability to obtain a tax credit for each Annual Donation shall at all times comply with and be limited by New Hampshire RSA 162-L, as revised from time to time.
5. Contributor agrees that it shall not enter into any agreements or arrangements with any individual, entity, or organization including, without limitation, the recipient of the Annual Donations for projects approved by CDFA, for the purpose of being reimbursed or recouping any Annual Donations that do not qualify for investment tax credits.
6. This Agreement shall supersede all prior agreements as to the subject matter hereof, shall be binding upon the successors of the parties hereto, may not be assigned or modified without the agreement, in writing, of CDFA, and shall be governed by New Hampshire law.
7. The parties shall execute such further documents and do all things necessary to carry out the terms of this Agreement.
8. Contributor shall be solely responsible for examining the state and federal tax laws with respect to this donation. CDFA has made no representations with respect to the tax effects of this donation other than those made in this Agreement. Contributor has relied on its own accountants and tax counsel in analyzing the tax effects of this donation.
9. The prevailing party in any legal action to enforce this Agreement and collect the Annual Donations shall be entitled to reasonable attorney’s fees and costs.
By my signature below, I hereby agree to be bound by the terms of the Pledge Agreement. Contributor agrees to these terms as of the date of receipt of any pledge to donate to CDFA.