
Moishe House Hoboken
Welcome to Hoboken, the “Mile Square City”, home of the best restaurants, nightlife and culture and of course the most delicious Mozzarella in all of New Jersey! Step off the PATH, take a ten-minute walk uptown and you’ll find your local Moishe House. Ally, Rachelle, and Wendy enjoy cooking Shabbat dinner, winning trivia at House of Que, happy hours, volunteering at the Hoboken shelter and teaching the community how to make Shakshuka and Hummus! At Moishe House Hoboken, our goal is to bring social experiences, community service, Jewish culture and learning opportunities to the community in a whole new way. Come hang out with us, socialize, meet new people and get to know your Jewish community. Look out for our monthly newsletters or check our Instagram page updates! We look forward to meeting you at Moishe House Hoboken!
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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Mallory Cohen
Favorite Holiday
Rosh Hashanah
Hometown
Scarsdale, NY
Profession
Tech Sales
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Edie Solomon
Favorite Holiday
Purim
Hometown
Livingston, NJ
Profession
Sales Engineer
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Shipley Mason
Favorite Holiday
Purim
Hometown
Hoboken, NJ
Profession
Assistant Teacher, Kaplan Preschool, graduated from Pratt Institute with a degree in Communications Design: Illustration Emphasis
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Generously Supported By
The Russell Berrie Foundation, Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey and Aaron Weitman
Also Supported By
United Synagogue of Hoboken and young adult community builders giving back through our alumni Ambassador Circle and annual resident-driven WE ARE Campaign


