Manhattan Community Grants - Historical

DOHMH

The Coalition of Behavoral Health Agencies

The Coalition plans to provide Manhattan's behaviorial health agencies with the best and most up to date information on behavioral health policy reforms using direct training and consultation on managed care and other mandatory changes and opportunities.

Yes

25000.00

5500.00

Preparing for Managed Care and Beyond

90 Broad Street

New York

NY

10004

MANHATTAN

40.703954

-74.011592

1

1

9

1000025

1000100016

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOHMH

Mental Health Association of New York City, Inc.

MHA-NYC's YES program is a unique, integrated, year-round program that combines education and vocational programming with mental health services and life-skills training for a high-risk population of poor, minority youth with serious emotional disturbance (SED).

No

6500.00

4000.00

Manhattan Adolescant Skills Center Youth Employment Services (YES) Internship Program

50 Broadway, 19th Fl.

New York

NY

10004

MANHATTAN

40.706449

-74.012761

1

1

9

1000813

1000220024

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOHMH

New York Asian Women's Center, Inc.

NYAWC's Innovative Drawing and Truth/Mentoring (DAT) Program engages youth (12-21) years old through digital art therapy and mentorship to recover from the trauma of witnessing domestiv violence and/or being abused themselves.

No

8000.00

4000.00

Drawing and Truth/Mentoring (DAT)

32 Broadway, 10th Fl.

New York

NY

10004

MANHATTAN

40.706045

-74.013096

1

1

9

1078979

1000220017

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOHMH

New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault

The New York City Alliance Against Sexuakl Assault seeks funding to support an ongoing participatory action research study on the barriers immigrant women residing throughout the five Boroughs of NYC face in seeking support and treatment for sexual assault and intimate partner violence.

No

10000.00

0.00

Researching Immigrant Women SV/IPV Victims' Help-Seeking Behaviors & Outcome

32 Broadway, Suite 1101

New York

NY

10004

MANHATTAN

40.706045

-74.013096

1

1

9

1078979

1000220017

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DOHMH

New York City Coalition Against Hunger

Funding will support the Farm Fresh Initiatives, an innovative and highly successful community supported agriculture program that primarily serves low-income households in NYC communities. Funding will support the West Harlem site.

No

10000.00

4000.00

Farm Fresh Initiative: West Harlem

50 Braod Street, Suite 1520

New York

NY

10004

DOHMH

New York Legal Assistance Group, Inc.

NYLAG prioritizes legal services to victims of domestic violence and works to ensure that they are given access to the justice system. DVCC assists clients in Manhattan in obtaining orders-of-protection to provide representation in custody and visitstion matters in family court.

No

10000.00

4000.00

Domestic Violence Prevention Project

7 Hanover Square, 18th Fl.

New York

NY

10004

MANHATTAN

40.70447

-74.009406

1

1

9

1000855

1000300019

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DPR

Battery Conservancy

Battery Urban Farm is a one-acre organic farm at Battery Park. The program includes a comprehensive educational programming and two free community festivals. The program serves children City-wide, but mostly downtown schools. For FY 14 BUF will pilot two new programs.

No

5000.00

0.00

Battery Urban Farm

One Whitehall Street, 17th Fl.

New York

NY

10004

DPR

Center for Employment Opportunities, Inc.

Program participants are given a five-day job readiness course and are subsequently employed at a transitional job site. These jobs establish a bridge to private sector employment by fostering behaviours and skills needed for joining the permanent workforce.

No

10000.00

5000.00

Transitional Jobs to Clean marcus Garvey Park

32 Broadway, 15th Fl.

New York

NY

10004

MANHATTAN

40.706045

-74.013096

1

1

9

1078979

1000220017

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DPR

Citizens Committee for New York City

A partnership that supports innovative vonlunteer-led iniatives in Manhattan led by everyday New Yorkers of all ages, predominantly people living in underserved neighborhoods. Project examples include new community gardens, composting initiatives, rainwater harversting, etc.

No

10000.00

3000.00

New Yorkers for Better Neighborhoods

77 Water Street, Suite 202

New York

NY

10005

MANHATTAN

40.704275

-74.008681

1

1

7

1000863

1000330001

Battery Park City-Lower Manhattan

DPR

The New York City Police Museum

The Annual Vintage Police Car Shows held on and around Old Slip Park in lower Manhattan on June 7, 2014. This annual one day free event brings together over 40 vintage police vehicles from around the country and from a variety of eras.

No

5000.00

0.00

The Annual Vintage Police Car Show

100 Ols Slip

New York

NY

10005

DFTA

Church Street School for Music and Art, Inc.

Church Street School for Music and Art's Seniors Chorus Program plays a key role in the artistic and cultural lives of Lower Manhattan's residents of advanced age. The seniors Chorus Program provides the opportunity for senior citizens to socialize with one another through a collaborative artistic process that expands their cultural horizons and helps support their physical and mental health.

No

7500.00

4000.00

Seniors Chorus Program

74 Warren Street

New York

NY

10007

MANHATTAN

40.715081

-74.009952

1

1

21

1082033

1001370001

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DFTA

MFY Legal Services, Inc.

NFY's Manhattan Seniors Project provides a broad range of high quality civil legal services to seniors, including housing, benefits, health care, consumer, and abuse issues, priortizing those at risk of losing their housing and independence. The project is also part of an assigned counsel program in partnership with the New York City Department for the Aging to defend seniors who are facing imminent eviction and who need both legal and social work help to resolve their housing problem.

No

20000.00

10000.00

Manhattan Seniors Project

299 Broadway, 4th Fl.

New York

NY

10007

MANHATTAN

40.715046

-74.005591

1

1

33

1001648

1001500031

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DFTA

New York Foundation for Senior Citizens, Inc.

New York Foundation for Senior Citizens has been successfully administering its Manhattan Home Sharing and Respite Care Program, the only service of its type in New York City, since 1982. Home sharing matches prospective adult "hosts" who have private bedrooms available within their homes with appropriate adult "guests" to share their living spaces. One of the "matchmates" must be age 60 or over

No

35000.00

8000.00

Home Sharing and Respite Care Program

11 Park Place, Suite 1416

New York

NY

10007

MANHATTAN

40.712828

-74.008296

1

1

21

1001399

1001240004

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOE

Council on the Environment, Inc.

GrowNYC proposes to engage 300 students (grade 5 - 12) from approximately four Manhattan schools in meaningful service-learning based environmental education and activities that explore energy use and conservation, climate change and habitat restoration through its Environmental Education program (EE).

No

5000.00

0.00

Hands-on Environmental Education for Manhattan School Children

51 Chambers Street, Rm. 228

New York

NY

10007

MANHATTAN

40.713797

-74.005494

1

1

31

1079216

1001530018

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOE

The Anne Frank Center USA

The Anne Frank Center USA (AFC) presents exhibits and programs that teach students about the dangers of intolerance, hatred and discrimination against other because of race, religion, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. Sadly there are many powerful stories that illustrate the history and contemporary face of intolerance. AFC would like to present a series of short-term special exhibits that will broaden the subject matter available for school groups.

No

7500.00

0.00

Confronting Intolerance: Special Exhibits at The Anne Frank Center

44 Park Place

New York

NY

10007

MANHATTAN

40.713306

-74.009389

1

1

21

1001409

1001250020

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOE

Urban Dove

The Net Gain program currently serves 13 Manhattan public high schools, all of which lack their own gym facilities and are unable to provide after-school athletics to their students. Urban Dove provides free court time to these schools so that they may join the Department of Education's Public School Athletic League (PSAL) and compete in a varsity basketball season.

No

10000.00

0.00

Net Gain

Church Street Station PO Box 305

New York

NY

10008

DFTA

Good Old Lower East Side, Inc.

Launched in 2011, GHAP is designed to increase GOLES' capacity to provide comprehensive supportive health and social services to seniors, with a dedicated community organizer who engages seniors in program development, addresses their immdediate needs, and works to increase their involvement in community issues. Through GHAP, Lower East Side seniors participate in seekly Health and well-being seminars, tax clinics, and workshops on diverse issues, from financial empowerment to environmental justice

No

10000.00

7000.00

GOLES Healthy Aging Program (GHAP)

169 Avenue B

New York

NY

10009

MANHATTAN

40.727253

-73.979612

3

2

28

1004875

1003930006

Lower East Side

DOE

Movement Research, Inc.

Acollaboration with NYC public school communities, Dance Makers in the Schools creates educational opportunities in which working dance artists teach childrenn and share their own creative processes.

No

5000.00

0.00

Dance Makers in the Schools

55 Avenue C

New York

NY

10009

MANHATTAN

40.722431

-73.980075

3

2

2601

1004645

1003870037

Lower East Side

DOE

Nuyorican Poets Café Inc.

The Nuyorican Poets Café will teach arts managers, educators and community leaders how to create slam poetry programs that empower adolescent artists and that gice voice to students and young adults who do not otherwise have access to literary or performance opportunities.

No

20000.00

3000.00

The Nuyorican Poets Café's Poetic Outreach Project

236 East 3rd Street

New York

NY

10009

MANHATTAN

40.722274

-73.982048

3

2

2202

1004592

1003850023

Lower East Side

DPR

Outstanding Renewal Enterprises, Inc.

The East River Park Gardening and Beautification project will offer the local community to become stewards of their green open space by cultivating and improving the planted areas of ERP, a 59-acre waterfront park that stretches from East 12th Street to Montgomery Street.

No

5000.00

0.00

East River Park Gardening and Beautification

P.O. Box 20488

New York

NY

10009

DFTA

Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies

Our project is Witnessing History: Senior Stories, Student Scribes, which brought high-school students and eldery seniors together to foster inter-generational understanding and literacy skills. Last year, with the support of the Manhattan Community Grants Program, we were able to continue the program and build on its success.

No

7500.00

3000.00

Witnessing History: Senior Stories, Student Scribes

281 Park Avenue South

New York

NY

10010

MANHATTAN

40.739391

-73.986933

5

2

68

1018009

1008770089

Gramercy

DFTA

Institute for the Puerto Rican/Hispanic Elderly, Inc.

The IPR/HE Bilingual Hotline & Emergency Case Assistance Program, established more than 20 years ago, responds to immediate critical needs of Hispanic and other ethnic/racial minority seniors, and their families, which threaten their safety, health and wellbeing, and home security. Seniors and/or family caregivers/companions are able to call or walk-in at various IPR/HE sites around Manhattan and connect with a highly trained culturally and linguistically competent case worker.

No

50000.00

9200.00

The Bilingual Hotline

105 East 22nd Street, Rm. 711

New York

NY

10010

MANHATTAN

40.739265

-73.986215

5

2

68

1018010

1008780001

Gramercy

DOE

City Year, Inc.

City Year New York's afterschool programs provide safe, educational environments, facilitated by 57 idealistic AmeriCorps membrs for 200 unduplicated middle and elementary school youth in five of East Harlem's most underserved schools: Central Park East Middle School, PS57, PS206, PS50, and PS83.

No

5000.00

3000.00

In- School and On-Track in East Harlem

20 West 22nd Street, 3rd Fl.

New York

NY

10010

MANHATTAN

40.741253

-73.990978

5

3

58

1015540

1008230055

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

DOE

New Alternatives for Children, Inc.

NAC's programs have demonstrated that with appropriate interventions and specialized services, urban birth families with significant can safely care for their medically fragile children. Leading to enormous savings in public dollars, while empowering children to learn, attain higher education, gain employment, and contribute to their communities.

No

20000.00

3000.00

Educational Services (College Bound)

37 West 26th Street

New York

NY

10010

MANHATTAN

40.744179

-73.989902

5

3

58

1015634

1008280009

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

DOE

PENCIL, Inc.

Grant will support the PENCIL partnership programs work in Manhattan. The partnership works to increase student achievement by focusing on five key areas that are proven to increase student achievement; school leadership; family engagement; college and career readiness; student engagement; and school infrastructure.

No

9500.00

3000.00

PENCIL Partnership Program - Manhattan

30 West 26th Street, 5th Fl.

New York

NY

10010

MANHATTAN

40.744102

-73.989762

5

3

58

1015629

1008270064

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

DPR

CEC Stuyvesant Cove, Inc.

Family Days is a summer long series of free outdoor art, music, and ecology oriented events at Solar One. The program allow families to experience beauty and diversity in their urban environment and learn about NYC's native plants and animals.

No

7500.00

0.00

Solar One's Family Days

24-20 FDR Drive Service Road East

New York

NY

10010

MANHATTAN

40.736274

-73.97468

6

4

62

Murray Hill-Kips Bay

DPR

Madison Square Park Conservancy, Inc.

The conservancy plans four seasonal planting in 52 standalone planters and planting beds surrounding General Worth monument. The project includes the purchasing of horticultural supplies and the planting of bulbs during the fall that will bloom the following spring and summer.

No

5000.00

0.00

Worth Square Beautification Project

11 Madison Avenue, 28th Fl.

New York

NY

10010

MANHATTAN

40.741617

-73.987449

5

2

56

1088910

1008547501

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

DOHMH

Community Health Project, Inc.

Providing prescriptions and lab tests regardless of cost is critical to providing quality healthcare to our adolescent patients, the majority of whom are extremely marginalized.

No

10000.00

0.00

Health Outreach to Teens (HOTT)

356 West 18th Street

New York

NY

10011

MANHATTAN

40.742905

-74.00227

4

3

83

1013088

1007410063

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

DFTA

Visiting Neighbors, Inc.

Visiting Neighbors provides vital support services to frail seniors who cannot afford to pay privately for care, but who are just above eligibility levels for Medicaid-funded services. The main services VN provides are friendly visiting, providing relieve to seniors isolation and loneliness which often contribute to illness, depression and accidents. We also do escorts to medical appointments, health advocacy, referrals, help with errands in-home safety checks, telephone reassurance and emergency preparedness.

No

15000.00

10000.00

Support Services to Frail Elderly

80 Eighth Avenue, #412

New York

NY

10011

MANHATTAN

40.739851

-74.002439

4

3

81

1013711

1007640001

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

DOE

Eyebeam Atelier

Digital Day Camp is a summer intensive program for high school youth. The program provides a hands-on learning experience in gaming, electronics, coding, fashion and music with professional artists, technologists and designers. Students will produce final projects that incorporate their new knowledge of both hardware and software tools and present at a free and public reception on August 2, at Eyebeam.

No

5000.00

3000.00

Digital Day Camp

540 West 21st Street

New York

NY

10011

MANHATTAN

40.74697

-74.006475

4

3

99

1076121

1006920053

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

DOE

PS 11 - The William T. Harris School

PS 11 is committed to ensuring the student body has a firm graps on the math and science fundamentals that will lead to college and career readiness. Grant would fund enhancements to our STEM programs.

Yes

5000.00

0.00

STEM Expansion Project

320 West 21st Street

New York

NY

10011

MANHATTAN

40.744349

-74.000253

4

3

89

1013260

1007440024

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

DOHMH

Love Heals, Inc.

The Leadership Empowerment and Awareness Program for Girls addresses negative sexual and reproductive health outcomes among young women of color in New York City.

Yes

10000.00

4000.00

Leadership Empowerment and Awareness Program for Girls

2 Fifth Avenue, #2Q

New York

NY

10011

MANHATTAN

40.731921

-73.996608

2

1

63

1008850

1005510001

West Village

DOHMH

Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund, Inc.

The Name Change Project provides legal name changes to Transgender Community Members in Manhattan and elsewhere in NYC by matching them with trained lawyers at private lawfirms to represent them for free during the name change process.

Yes

5000.00

4000.00

The Name Change Project

151 West 19th Street, Suite 1103

New York

NY

10011

MANHATTAN

40.741058

-73.99603

4

3

87

1014726

1007950012

Hudson Yards-Chelsea-Flatiron-Union Square

DOHMH

Friends In Deed, Inc.

Friends in Deed Continuum Support Program is a combination of services designed to support the emotional and spiritual needs of adults in the NYC Metro area dealing with a life-threatening physical illlness.

Yes

5000.00

0.00

Friends In Deed Continuum Support Program

594 Broadway, Suite 706

New York

NY

10012

MANHATTAN

40.72496

-73.997157

2

1

43

1007944

1005110012

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DFTA

VISIONS/Services for the Blind - Visually Impaired

VISIONS Center on Aging is the first city-funded center for older adults who are blind in New York City. The center features accessible programs including presentations, exercise, arts, computer training, photography, social services, and a library and radio station. Information is produced in Braille, large print, by email and on audiotapes.

No

15000.00

8000.00

VISIONS Center on Aging

500 Greenwich Street

New York

NY

10013

MANHATTAN

40.725363

-74.009214

2

3

37

1076084

1005957501

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOE

Day One NY, Inc.

Day One will conduct co-educational workshops for 500 young people and professionals who work with youth, and will respond to calls from constituents for legal assistance and counseling throughout New York City.

No

10000.00

0.00

Day One

P.O. Box 1507, Canal Street Station

New York

NY

10013

DOE

Fund for the City of New York (Cafeteria Culture)

The Arts+Action Cafeteria Waste Reduction program is a 3-month school residency program for grades K-8 at PS 7 M and Global Technical Prep in East Harlem. The program provides urgently needed school cafeteria food and food packaging waste reduction, recycling, and composting education.

Yes

15000.00

0.00

Cafeteria Culture, ARTS+ACTION Cafeteria Waste Reduction Program (PS7 & Global Technical Prep in East Harlem)

121 Avenue of Americas, 6th Fl.

New York

NY

10013

MANHATTAN

40.723903

-74.00469

2

3

37

1083493

1004777501

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOE

Tribeca Film Institute

Tribeca Film Institute requests support for Our City, My story, an annual screening of New York City's best student-made films during the Tribeca Film festival. Since its inception in 2005, over 2,500 young people have contributed to this annual evet, which aims to highlight and celebrate the tremendous work our city's young filmmakers are producing.

No

3000.00

0.00

Our City, My Story

375 Greenwich Street

New York

NY

10013

MANHATTAN

40.719704

-74.010242

1

1

39

1002114

1001877501

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOHMH

Federation Employment and Guidance Service, Inc.

Support requested for employment and counselingservices for DV victims to help them and their families overcome barriers that that place them at greater risk of continued or increased violence and long-term poverty.

No

20000.00

3000.00

Center for Women and Famalies

315 Hudson Street

New York

NY

10013

MANHATTAN

40.72631

-74.00749

2

3

37

1010362

1005970012

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOHMH

God's Love We Deliver, Inc.

God's Love We Deliver proposes to use the grant to meet partial costs for the provision of 9,025 home-delivered meals for persons living with HIV/AIDS and other life-altering illnesses.

No

25000.00

7500.00

Home-Delivered Meals for Seriously Ill People

166 Avenue of the Americas

New York

NY

10013

MANHATTAN

40.725619

-74.003976

2

3

49

1007816

1005040043

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DPR

Mary Miss/City as Living Laboratory

1000 Steps (B/CaLL) is an initiative by City as Living Laboratory to educate, spark dialogue, and promote action for sustainable urban life through art/science/community collaboration.

Yes

5000.00

0.00

Broadway: 1000 Steps

349 Greenwich Street, #5

New York

NY

10013

MANHATTAN

40.718559

-74.010433

1

1

39

1002032

1001807511

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOHMH

The Door - A Center of Alternatives, Inc.

The Door has been the DYCD-designated Manhattan's Drop-In-center for runaway and homeless youth since 2009. Young people have immediate access to crisis councelors and emergency food, clothing, and hygiene services.

No

15000.00

5000.00

Runaway and Homeless Youth Drop-In Center

121 Avenue of the Americas

New York

NY

10013

MANHATTAN

40.723903

-74.00469

2

3

37

1083493

1004777501

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOC

The Center for Alternative Sentencing & Employment

The Manhattan Short-Term Alternatives and Referral to Treatment (START) program will provide 2,040 individuals charged with misdemeanors with targeted short-term services that support reductions in jail days and recidivism.

No

15000.00

4060.00

The Manhattan Short-Term Alternatives and Referral to Treatment (START) Program

346 Broadway, 3rd Fl. West

New York

NY

10013

MANHATTAN

40.716696

-74.004163

1

1

31

1001835

1001700006

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOE

The River Project, Inc.

The River Project offers hands-on, scientific field trips in Manhattan along the hudson River. Field Trips introduce students to marine science and issues of urban ecology through informative lectures on waterway-related topics, and hadns-on activities at the Picnic House at Pier 40, Pier 61 and Pier 25.

Yes

5500.00

0.00

Environmental Field Trip Program

Pier 40 @ Houston Street

New York

NY

10014

MANHATTAN

40.728613

-74.012137

2

3

69

West Village

DOHMH

Gilda's Club New York City

Gilda's club NYC Teens Connect program is a coed, weekly support group designed for NYC-based teens ages 13-17 who have been impacted by cancer in any way.

No

4800.00

4000.00

Teens Connect: A Program to support Teens living with Cancer in their Family

195 West Houston Street

10014

MANHATTAN

40.728457

-74.003879

2

3

37

1008124

1005200028

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DOHMH

The Momentum Project, Inc.

The Momentum Project is requesting 4,500 ($2250 per Manhattan site) for our Supplemental Food & Nutrition program. The overall purpose of the program is to continue to successfully meet the basic food and nutrition needs of persons living with HIV AIDS and other serious illnesses and to provide a low threshhold gateway to critical services.

No

4500.00

4500.00

Supplemental Food & Nutrition Program for Manhattan Residents in Need of Food Security

154 Christopher Street-Suite 2D

New York

NY

10014

DOC

Legal Action Center

Reentry Civil Servies Project in Manhattan increases opportunities in employment, vocational training and licensing for low-income individuals with criminal records. We accomplish our goals by helping individuals obtain their New York State criminal record and understand its contents as well as correcting the prevalent errors that can prevent employment.

Yes

10000.00

4060.00

Criminal Justice Re-entry Project

225 Varick Street, 4th Fl.

New York

NY

10014

MANHATTAN

40.729165

-74.00525

2

3

67

1009758

1005810063

West Village

DPR

Children's Museum of the Arts, Inc.

Free Art Island Outpose is a free weekly family art program on Governors Island. Program activities include artist-led workshops in a variety of disciplines, selfiguided art stations, art installations, art exhibits, and screening of child-made films.

No

4000.00

0.00

Free Art Island Post

103 Charlton Street

New York

NY

10014

MANHATTAN

40.7274

-74.008006

2

3

37

1010378

1005980058

SoHo-TriBeCa-Civic Center-Little Italy

DFTA

City Harvest, Inc.

City Harvest is the world's first and New York City's only food rescue organization, dedicated to feeding the city's hungry seniors, children and families by collecting excess food that would otherwise go to waste. There were more than 800,000 visits by seniors to agencies in Manhattan last year.

No

15000.00

12500.00

Emergency Food Distribution

6 East 32nd Street, 5th Fl.

New York

NY

10016

MANHATTAN

40.746958

-73.985059

5

4

74

1017003

1008610072

Midtown-Midtown South

DFTA

JBI International, Inc.

This unique program enriches the quality of life of people who are visually impaired, blind, and reading disabled by broadening access to and expanding JBI's free library of Audio, Braille and Large Print publications and by reaching out to and responding to the needs of the rapidly growing population of seniors suffering from age-related vision loss.

No

25000.00

7500.00

Access to the written word for the visually impaired and blind

110 East 30th Street

New York

NY

10016

MANHATTAN

40.744277

-73.982522

5

2

72

1018288

1008850082

Murray Hill-Kips Bay