The New Hampshire Art Association in Portsmouth is leveraging awarded tax credits from the New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority to expand economic and educational opportunities for artists throughout the state. Meredith Village Savings Bank is proud to purchase $5,000 in tax credits to support the organization.
NHAA has recognized a growing need to expand access to resources for rural artists, particularly those with entrepreneurial ambitions who live outside of major art hubs such as Portsmouth and the Seacoast. Funds from the tax credit program will help the organization build capacity to design and implement two new pilot initiatives — the Rural Artist Carrier Service and the Artist Professional Development Program — aimed at expanding access to supports and programming for artists in rural communities.
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