Rabbi Alvin M. Sugarman z'l Moishe House Atlanta – Brookhaven
Welcome to the Atlanta Buckhead Moishe House! We are an adventurous group of Atlanta natives and transplants, providing an inclusive environment for Jewish exploration and growth. Whether schmoozing with people at a Disney Shabbat, volunteering with us at a dog shelter, or learning a new game at board game night, you will surely find community with us. We are excited to meet you and celebrate with you soon! Shalom y'all!
We Are Looking for New Residents!
Moishe House is seeking young adults between the ages of 22-32 who are excited about living with others and creating a Jewish community for their peers. Residents of the house receive a generous rent subsidy, programming budget and staff support to host several programs each month. This commitment includes professional and leadership development, flexibility based on your personal interests and connects you to a renowned global community.
Our Residents
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Amy Kowalsky
Favorite Holiday
Passover
Hometown
Atlanta, GA
Profession
Student
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Michael Joseph
Favorite Holiday
Hannukah
Hometown
Chapel Hill, NC
Profession
Electrician
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Josh Crowley
Favorite Holiday
Pesach
Hometown
Nashville, TN
Profession
Jewish Professional
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Ryan Hecht
Favorite Holiday
Chanukkah
Hometown
Highland Park, IL
Profession
Guest Experience Smile Maker for the Atlanta Hawks
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Honey Herman
Favorite Holiday
Tu BiShvat
Hometown
Marietta, GA
Profession
Environmental Engineer
Follow us on Instagram
@moho_brookhaven
Get in Touch
House Email
Community Manager
Generously Supported By
Anonymous, Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, The Marcus Foundation, Mimi’s Fund on behalf of the Grosswald, Grant and Sacks Families and The Zalik Foundation
Also Supported By
Frank Family Foundation, Halpern-Oppenheimer Family Foundation, Leah Harrison, Kazinec Family Fund, Deborah and Jake Lefkowitz, Sharon Neulinger and Richard Kaplan, Penny and Jeffrey Priluck, Doug and Robyn Ross Family Foundation, Lisa and Mitch Skyer and young adult community builders giving back through our alumni Ambassador Circle and annual resident-driven WE ARE Campaign
