Afikim Foundation

Afikim Foundation belongs to a larger family of non-profit groups carving out niches in New York’s civic landscape, where each organization channels resources toward specific public needs. They build programs around food security, workforce training, and community organizing, all under one roof. Clients and volunteers often comment on how the agency’s approach overlaps policy research with on-the-ground support, a balance that keeps their calendar full of smaller, focused initiatives.

Visit 111 John St #1720, New York, NY 10038—the building sits in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge, close enough to walk from multiple subway lines. The floor plates still carry the faint echo of past tenants, but the corridors now hum with the rhythm of meetings and grant paperwork. Privacy isn’t an issue; the elevator drops you straight onto the 17th floor without fuss.

Reach them at (212) 791-7450 if you’re curious about their produce-co-op workshops or their micro-grant cycle for neighborhood associations. They’ll hand you a calendar thick with deadlines for cohort applications and food-distribution shifts, each slot color-coded for clarity.

Find the front door without guessing: the building’s main entrance faces Ann Street, and the maps listing drops a pin right outside the revolving door. Cross the plaza at lunch hour when the plaza tables fill up, and you’ll spot the suite numbers almost immediately.