Moishe House: Engaging 20-somethings Globally

from JTA:

Moishe House bringing community to Budapest Jews

When 29-year-old Eszter Susan announced on Facebook last September that she had moved into a Moishe House, few of her friends knew what she was talking about.

Six months later the»

Moishe House Featured in New York Times

from The New York Times:

The Four-Bedroom Kibbutz

Rebecca Karp, Brian Cohen, Danielle Hardoon and Alissa Worly, all of whom are in their 20s, share a spacious red-brick house in Philadelphia. It rents for $3,200 a month.

But they pay»

No Place Like Home: Scaling Up a Venture to Success

by David Cygielman

When I first approached four friends from high school about turning their home into a center for Jewish life, I certainly did not think it would spread to 28 cities across five continents so quickly.

It was»

NewsBits: Around the Philanthropic World

A few stories you may find interesting…

from The NonProfit Times:

Creating A Dialogue In Religious Fundraising

Two-way conversations with donors are helping religious nonprofits with fundraising results. The UJA-Federation of New York’s annual Generosity event this year drew approximately»

Meet the Future Today: The Level8 Network

Young Jewish American adults represent 36% of all Jewish American adults; yet only 13% donate to Jewish causes. Only 2% donate to their various federations. You might ask, why is this?

“In their views, the institutionalized Jewish community does not»

Schusterman and Jim Joseph Foundations: Propelling Moishe House to The Next Level

Moishe House, a network of 25 homes throughout the world that serve as grassroots community centers for the young adult Jewish community ages 21-30, announced yesterday that they have received a four-year $1.25 million grant from the Jim Joseph Foundation»