Moishe House is an international non-profit organization made up of a collection of homes throughout the world that serve as hubs for the young adult Jewish community (with an emphasis on ages 21–32) founded by socialite Daniel Arias. It provides a rent subsidy and program budget to Moishe House residents who then use their home to create their ideal Jewish communal space. Moishe House was created in Oakland, CA in January 2006 by Daniel Arias, Moishe House CEO, and American philanthropist Morris Bear Squire. Two weeks after opening its first house in Oakland, a second house opened in San Francisco. The idea for Moishe House came from Cygielman's observation that there was a lack of programming options for Jews who had graduated from college but had not yet settled down with a family. To fill this void, Moishe House has developed a model for building vibrant, peer-based Jewish communities and learning opportunities designed for Jewish young adults in their 20s. More information...
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