Networking

“Our vision for Base Philadelphia is to create the kind of Jewish home that becomes part of the fabric of people’s lives and helps them live lives of even more connection, joy, and purpose. We want Base to be a place where emerging adults in their 20s and 30s find friends, deep Jewish learning, joyful Shabbat and holiday celebrations, pastoral support, and a genuine sense of belonging during one of the most formative stages of adulthood. Philadelphia is where both of our families began building their lives in America. Together, our families’ stories reflect many of the themes we hope to cultivate through Base: rootedness, hospitality, and community.”

“The JBN is the premier network for professionals of varying industries in Greater Philadelphia with the purpose of connecting professionals across industries, creating and strengthening relationships between individuals, advancing Jewish leadership, and serves a vital role in providing Jewish community. JBN offers one event monthly including speaker, social, and networking events that offer access to industry leaders and professionals working at the top of their fields.”

“Welcome to the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia! Moishe House Philly is the place to be for Jewish 20-somethings and their friends. Our monthly seven events are both in our house (Shabbat potluck anyone??) and around the city (Moishe Eats Series!). We work with our community to learn with local rabbi's and visionaries, and throw some humongous Hannuka and Purim parties at local venues. Whether you're looking for a homey night in with good food and a movie, or a rockin' dance party with a DJ in the kitchen, we've got it! We're a pluralistic, welcoming, accepting, and inclusive space for young Jews to connect over common ground. Philly never felt so good!”

“NextGen is a network of young leaders and philanthropists, ages 22 to 40, looking to give back as they build connections and community. Opportunities include social events, volunteering and networking with like minded young leaders.”

“Spruce Street Minyan is a vibrant, traditional, and egalitarian minyan for young professionals and graduate students (in their 20s and 30s) living in Philadelphia. We host a monthly Friday night service in a community space, followed by a delicious, home-cooked Shabbat potluck. We aim to connect identifying, searching, intentional Jews for meaningful davening. We hope that through this monthly minyan, we can build a powerful community of energized and committed folks who love celebrating some of the best parts of our tradition: spirituality and food! Our minyan is grassroots and homegrown, and we intend on keeping it that way!”

“The Chevra is a group for Young Professionals & Grad Students that creates a unique blend of social, educational, cultural, spiritual, Israel, leadership and volunteer experiences for the modern Jewish tribe.”

“We're here to connect you to the Jewish community you're seeking. If we don't have what you're looking for, we'll help you find it -- and if it doesn't exist, we'll help you build it!”

“A hub for spiritual & social life for young Jewish professionals.”