LEAP

Across New York, dozens of non-profits rely on data, legal support, and direct advocacy to move the needle on social challenges. In Midtown’s 8th Avenue corridor, one such organization works quietly but persistently behind policy briefs, research panels, and strategic partnerships. LEAP offers a blend of program design, grant writing, coalition building, and impact assessment to community groups and public agencies alike.

At 535 8th Ave #1100 in Manhattan, anyone can drop by the listed suite if they need help structuring new initiatives. Behind the scenes, staff tie program objectives to measurable outcomes while guiding partners through compliance hurdles. Crisis-response planning, fundraising strategy, and policy research sit alongside stakeholder convenings, letting smaller entities punch above their weight. Calls are taken during standard hours, so dial (212) 769-4160 when paperwork deadlines loom or needs sharpening.

Beneath the glass towers of Times Square, the space serves as a neutral hub where rival non-profits swap blueprints and refine shared goals. Reaching the office is simple: use the map and head straight to the elevator bank on the 11th floor.