Tanenbaum

Non-profits anchor cities in ways that go beyond their immediate services; Tanenbaum, a city-based organization, occupies a modest storefront in a district where commerce and community pulse together. Its address at 55 Broad Street in Lower Manhattan places it within a short walk of high-rise offices and older brick buildings that have quietly reshaped their purpose over decades. The area’s sidewalks tell a story of adaptation—one this non-profit helps write through its daily work.

There are no billboards here, just a door and a buzzer; inside, the focus narrows to specialized support that covers a wide spectrum without ever announcing itself. Interfaith dialogue, workplace bias training, and hate-crime response all share space under the same roof. Programs serve schools, businesses, and municipal agencies alike—no single sector claims priority, yet each finds a tailored resource when needed.

A quick call clears up any questions: reach (212) 967-7707. For exact walking directions, consult the map: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c259a9b3117469:0x27aad263e66de132