Supporters
Originally funded solely by Morris B. Squire, Moishe House now receives funding with nearly 300 foundations, Jewish Federations, and private funders from around the world. Moishe House also has a number of national partners, including Birthright Israel Next, Upstart Bay Area, and Repair the World. In recent years, local Federations have become increasingly involved in the funding of some Moishe Houses.
Moishe House also partners with different organizations to provide educational resources to its large network of residents, alumni, and participants. "Seeking to help Moishe House implement a new Strategic Growth Plan to broaden and deepen its impact on Jewish young adults in their 20’s, the Jim Joseph Foundation, Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation (CLSFF), Leichtag Foundation, Genesis Philanthropy Group and Maimonides Fund today announced a total of $6 million of investment to the international organization."
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