Posts Tagged SFY27

Organization: North Country Community Recreation Center Address: Colebrook Website: www.northcountryreccenter.org Tax credits will support the North Country Community Recreation Center in creating a versatile all-weather community gathering and recreation space. Covering the existing open air ice rink and outdoor walking track will enhance the usability of space

Organization: Marguerite’s Place Address: Nashua Website: www.margueritesplace.org Marguerite’s Place will use tax credits to transform a vacant property in Nashua’s Tree Streets neighborhood into 15 transitional housing apartments and a family resource center. The project will create supportive housing for 45 mothers and children who experienced homelessness

Organization: Maplewood Train Station Restoration Address: Bethlehem Website: www.maplewoodtrainstation.org Maplewood Train Station will use tax credits to rebuild its historic station as a community center. The property on Main Street in Bethlehem is a prime location with proximity to trails, bike/gear rentals, and arts venues and restaurants.

Organization: Kidworks Learning Center Address: Meredith Website: www.kidworkslc.com Kidworks Learning Center will use tax credit funding to install a new exterior foundation drainage system and ADA ramp to address critical health and safety facility issues impacting their ability to serve children and families in the Lakes Region.

Organization: Historic Harrisville, Inc. Address: Harrisville Website: www.historicharrisville.org Historic Harrisville, Inc., will use tax credits to support the Historic Harrisville Triphammer Redevelopment Project, an initiative to redevelop a vacant historic mill building within the Cheshire Mill Complex into 5,000 square feet of public commercial space. One of

Organization: Harbor Homes, Inc. (d/b/a Harbor Care) Address: Nashua Website: harborcarenh.org Harbor Care will use tax credits to support the redevelopment of 10–14 Amherst Street in downtown Nashua. The project will replace underutilized buildings with 27 one- and two-bedroom affordable housing units. The project also includes a

Organization: Friends of the Music Hall d/b/a The Music Hall Address: Portmsouth Website: www.themusichall.org The Music Hall in Portsmouth will use its tax credit funding to complete significant upgrades to its theater, including accessible new seating, architectural lighting, sound and projector upgrades, accessibility and safety code improvements.

Organization: Friends of the Merrimack River Greenway Trail Address: Concord Website: www.merrimackrivergreenwaytrail.org Friends of the Merrimack River Greenway Trail will use tax credit funding to construct a universally accessible elevated boardwalk through Terrill Park along the Merrimack River in Concord. The boardwalk will close a critical gap

Organization: Friends of the Kensington Library Inc. Address: Kensington Website: www.kensingtonpubliclibrary.org The Kensington Social Library will leverage tax credit funding to support the more than 4,000 square-foot renovation and expansion of the historic property. Revitalization efforts will preserve the historic façade while transforming the interior into a

Organization: Community Action Partnership of Belknap and Merrimack Counties Address: Laconia Website: www.capbm.org The Community Action Partnership Belknap-Merrimack Counties, Inc. will use the tax credit funding to make improvements to its Laconia Senior Center, including upgrading the current kitchen into a fully functional commercial kitchen. Increased kitchen