What is The Door?
Founded in 1972, The Door is a New York City-based non-profit organization dedicated to empowering disconnected youth. It offers a comprehensive suite of free, confidential services under one roof, including health, education, career development, legal aid, supportive housing, recreation, and nutrition. The organization also operates Broome Street Academy, an in-house charter high school. With a history of adaptability and a strong reputation, The Door serves approximately 11,000 young people annually across its Manhattan headquarters and Bronx satellite location, supported by around 300 employees and a substantial operating budget.
How much funding has The Door raised?
The Door has raised a total of $2.6M across 2 funding rounds:
Debt
$2M
Debt
$600K
Debt (2020): $2M with participation from PPP
Debt (2025): $600K led by First Intercontinental Bank
Key Investors in The Door
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
First Intercontinental Bank
First Intercontinental Bank, a financial institution, provided debt financing to The Door. Their involvement suggests a focus on supporting organizational stability through credit facilities.
What's next for The Door?
The recent major strategic investment positions The Door for enhanced growth and service expansion as it approaches its 50-year milestone. This influx of capital is expected to bolster its capacity to meet the evolving needs of the youth population it serves. The organization's integrated programming and 'wraparound' service model, combined with its national and international recognition, provide a strong foundation for future development and increased impact within New York City and beyond. The strategic backing will likely fuel initiatives aimed at further strengthening its operational infrastructure and program offerings.
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