The holiday season is quickly approaching, and we want to help families in the Greater Boston area celebrate this season of giving! Please join us for an afternoon of board games (and snacks) and bring an unwrapped toy/game or child/teen-sized warm clothing item for donation. All donations will go to Cradles to Crayons.
This event is made possible by Jason Paul‘s generous donation to Moishe House Brookline’s WE ARE campaign.
If you have not been to MoHo Brookline before, please feel free to email us for the address at mohobrookline@gmail.com, and we look forward to meeting you! We also welcome you to bring friends; we would love to see new faces!
If you are taking public transportation, we are a 10-minute walk from the B line, C line, and bus 66. Free street parking is always available out front.
What is Moishe House?
Moishe House is a network of peer-based Jewish communities for young adults aged 22-32. The communities are created by a group of young adults (called “residents”), who all share a strong eagerness to create a hub of Jewish life for their peers (called “participants”) and community members. The Jewish community has created infrastructure for engaging Jews from early childhood through college and then again once they choose to start families. A major gap has evolved in which there are almost no appropriate organized venues for post-collegiate Jews in their twenties. Moishe House was created to meet the needs of this growing demographic by cultivating a meaningful and attractive pathway from Jewish college life to Jewish family life.
Who can attend Moishe House events?
Our events are constructed in order to appeal to a target audience of Jewish adults ages 22-32(ish) in the Boston area. However, young adults of other religions are more than welcome to join in on the fun! Moishe House Brookline just asks that potential guests respect our designated age bracket. Please feel free to message us with any questions or if you would like a referral to community events for all ages.
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