Overview

Many non-profits are squeezed out and priced out of Manhattan buildings – but not from ours. These organizations play a vital role in our city and so many communities.

Eric Gural

As proud multi-generational New Yorkers, the Gural Family leads by example, with a company mission statement that prioritizes family values and a legacy of community improvement for New Yorkers. GFP maintains longstanding relationships with small businesses and non-profits, dedicating more than 3 million square feet of prime office space in the GFP portfolio to housing non-profit organizations that might otherwise be priced out of the city, with the belief that supporting non-profit organizations with affordable rents and top-quality service helps to improve our city and strengthen our communities.

Family members and employees of GFP are committed to New York on both a professional and personal level, participating in volunteer work, city beautification and civic engagement, as well as sitting on numerous boards in the New York area.

Commitment - Overview

Donation Counter

At GFP Real Estate, our support for non-profit organizations is an ongoing commitment. We continue to donate and provide discounted space to numerous civic and charitable organizations so they can continue their important work.

151
Non-profits
In our portfolio
3.0
Million
Square Feet Receiving Discounts
this year

Featured Non-Profits

GFP Real Estate's commitment to numerous non-profits has built significant and longstanding partnerships. It is vital that these alliances are nurtured so that together we can continue to improve New York and build upon the values we share.

It is the true meaning of a family company with good core values. They care about tenants that others might not necessarily care about. They want good tenants for a long time, and to improve the neighborhood.

Barbara Blair; President of the Garment District Alliance

WhyHunger

WhyHunger believes a world without hunger is possible. The organization provides critical resources to support grassroots movements and fuel community solutions rooted in social, environmental, racial and economic justice. WhyHunger is working to end hunger and advance the human right to nutritious food in the U.S. and around the world.

whyhunger.org

March of Dimes

March of Dimes leads the fight for the health of all moms and babies. The organization supports research, leads programs and provides education and advocacy so that every baby can have the best possible start. Building on a successful 80-year legacy of impact and innovation, they empower every mom and every family.

marchofdimes.org

Alzheimer's Foundation of America

The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide support, services and education to individuals, families and caregivers affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias nationwide, and fund research for better treatment and a cure.

alzfdn.org

Housing Works

Housing Works is a healing community of people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. The organizations mission is to end the dual crises of homelessness and AIDS through relentless advocacy, the provision of lifesaving services, and entrepreneurial businesses that sustain our efforts.

housingworks.org

Hetrick-Martin Institute

Hetrick-Martin Institute (HMI) believes all young people, regardless of sexual orientation or identity, deserve a safe and supportive environment in which to achieve their full potential. HMI creates this environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning (LGBTQ) youth between the ages of 13 and 24 and their families.

Learn how you can get involved by visiting hmi.org/get-involved/

hmi.org

Selfhelp

Selfhelp Community Services was founded in 1936 to help refugees fleeing Nazi Germany maintain their independence and dignity as they struggled to forge new lives in America. Today, the organization serves nearly 20,000 older adults and vulnerable individuals. SelfHelp offers community-based home care, social service, and senior housing programs with the overarching goal of helping clients to live with dignity and independence and avoid institutionalization.

selfhelp.net

Innocence Project

The Innocence Project is a national litigation and public policy organization that restores justice and freedom to people convicted of crimes they didn’t commit.

The organization was the first legal organization to systematically apply DNA testing as a powerful tool to reveal innocence in cases of wrongful conviction. Armed with the unequivocal proof of DNA technology, the Innocence Project has litigated hundreds of wrongful conviction cases.

innocenceproject.org

Non-Profits Supported

GFP Real Estate has a long history of supporting a variety of non-profit organizations. The list keeps growing and we are proud of the partnerships we have forged with organizations whose causes are important to us, as their work continues to help individuals, the wider city and the world.

  1. AABT Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy
  2. ASPCA
  3. Actors Equity Association
  4. Actors Federal Credit Union
  5. Acumen Fund
  6. Adaptive Design
  7. Alliance of Resident Theaters
  8. Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  1. American Friends of Migdal Ohr
  2. Angels on a Leash
  3. Aspira of NY
  4. Asthma Intervention and Relief Network
  5. BSR
  6. Bharatiya Vidya Bhauan (Indian Culture)
  7. Blue Card, Inc.
  8. Board of Jewish Education
  1. Bone Marrow Institute
  2. Breaking Ground/Common Ground Community Housing
  3. Broadway Cares-Equity Fights AIDS
  4. Business Consortium Fund
  5. Careers Through Culinary Arts Program, Inc. (C-CAP)
  6. Cause Effective
  7. Center for Family Representation
  8. Charity Global, Inc
  1. Chess in the Schools
  2. Cicatelli Associates
  3. Cirio Foundation
  4. City Year
  5. Committee of Interns and Residents
  6. Computers For Youth Foundation
  7. Counseling In Schools
  8. DC 1707
  1. Design Trust for Public Space
  2. Direction for Youth
  3. Enact Inc
  4. Episcopal Social Services
  5. Equity League Health Trust Fund
  6. FJC
  7. Fashion Center BID
  8. Film Forum, Inc.
  1. Freedom Institute
  2. From Farm to Table
  3. Fund for The City of NY
  4. Gen Youth Foundation
  5. Girls Write Now
  6. Global Poverty Project
  7. Good Shepherd Services
  8. Good+ Foundation
  1. Harvestworks, Inc.
  2. Hazelden
  3. Housing Works, Inc.
  4. Huntington’s Disease Society of America
  5. I Have A Dream Foundation
  6. ISPA
  7. Immigration Equality, Inc.
  8. Innocence Project
  1. Institute for Human Identity
  2. Israel Special Kids Fund
  3. JASA
  4. Jewish Community Center
  5. Jewish Foundation for the Righteous
  6. Jumpstart for Young Children
  7. KIPP Foundation
  8. Kids in Distressed Situations
  1. LSNY
  2. Lawyers Alliance For NY, Inc.
  3. Legal Aid Society
  4. Legal Services of New York
  5. Lower East Side Printshop, Inc.
  6. Lucille Lortell Foundation
  7. March of Dimes
  8. Medicare Rights
  1. Memorial Sloan Kettering
  2. NAAP
  3. NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
  4. NY Board of Rabbis
  5. NY Therapeutic Communities
  6. NYSARC, Inc. (AHRC)
  7. National Corporate Theatre Fund
  8. Neighborhood Housing Services of New York City Inc
  1. Netherland-America Foundation
  2. New York City Department of Citywide Services (the Board of Elections)
  3. New York University
  4. North Star Fund
  5. Pajama Program, Inc.
  6. Planned Parenthood
  7. Playwrights Horizons, Inc.
  8. Professionals for non profit
  1. Project Orbis
  2. Project Renewal, Inc.
  3. Public Health Solutions
  4. Public Policy and Education Fund (Citizen’s Action)
  5. Rabbinical Council of America
  6. Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors d/b/a Climate Nexus
  7. SAGE
  8. Sanctuary for Families, Inc
  1. Self Help
  2. Services for the Underserved
  3. Settlement Housing Fund
  4. SoHo Broadway District Management Association
  5. St. Germain's Services - Maria Droste Services
  6. Starlight Foundation
  7. Stupid Cancer (I’m too young for this)
  8. Supportive Housing
  1. TEAK Fellowship, Inc.
  2. Tapfound, Inc.
  3. Teachers and Writers
  4. The Anchor Foundation
  5. The Architectural League of New York
  6. The Center of Arts Education
  7. The Common Good
  8. The Hetrick Martin Institute, Inc.
  1. The Museum at Eldridge Street
  2. The Nature Conservancy
  3. The Partnership for the Homeless
  4. The Society of Publication Designers, Inc.
  5. The Trustees of Sailors Snug Harbor
  6. The Writers Room, Inc.
  7. Theater Communications Group
  8. Theatre Development Fund
  1. Times Square District Management Association
  2. Total
  3. T’Ruah
  4. UP2US
  5. Uniting Against Lung Cancer
  6. University Resident Theatre
  7. Upwardly Global
  8. VisionSpring, Inc.
  1. Visiting Nurse Services of America
  2. Volunteers Of Legal Services, Inc.
  3. Volunteers of America
  4. WHY (World Hunger Year)
  5. Wingspan Arts
  6. Workmen’s Circle
  7. World Cares
  8. Young Audiences, Inc.
  1. Young Women's Leadership Network

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