Jerusalem Foundation

Foundations anchor grassroots work to institutions with decades of history. They gather resources that move from intention to impact without fanfare. Behind the quiet cycles of grant-making and program oversight sits a single Midtown office, tucked inside a larger enclave of nonprofit hubs. Planning a visit means peering through the glass of a shared tower rather than a standalone storefront. Efficiency is baked into the design; inquiries move fast, details land hard.

Down-town Lexington waits just past the library, the gray steel of Grand Central’s façade flickering behind 420 Lexington Ave #1645 New York, NY 10170. The elevator banks its way to the 16th floor, and a modest plaque marks the destination. Behind the door rolls another day of budgets, board packets, and community audits—no visitor center, but access remains direct. Staff prefers the line on your desk rather than the lobby’s acoustics. A call ahead steers conversations before the elevator starts its rise.

Directions live online should the subway shed its predetermined route. Use 420 Lexington Ave #1645 New York, NY 10170 on any screen, or skip the search engine entirely. The link stays baked into every email footer: a map that never forgets the turnstile at the 51st Street stop. You’ll dial (212) 697-4188 only when the voice on the other end is already cued in. The elevator banks its way to the 16th floor sounds almost like a secret once you’ve tried the back entrance at 43rd instead.