CADV Approved for Tax Credits Program for Addition to Camdenton Shelter

Several organizations across the state have qualified for millions of dollars in tax credits. The Department of Economic Development will disburse $7.3 million to nonprofits for community development projects through the Neighborhood Assistance Program. Among them is Citizens Against Domestic Violence. CADV serves Camden, Miller, and Morgan counties. They’re hoping to construct a 1,000 square foot addition to their building in Camdenton. It’s a $500,000 project that will require the public’s help.

Executive Director Sheree Keely says when you make a donation to CADV, you’ll qualify for a 70% tax credit. The additional space will allow them to add 12 beds for women and six beds for men. The center currently has 28 beds for victims and children.