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Young Adults
* Listings with an asterisk are part of the JUF/JF partnership of agencies serving the Chicago and worldwide Jewish community.
Avodah |
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4007 N Ravenswood |
Avodah engages the Jewish community in social and economic justice work by training future Jewish leaders who will stay in the fight for justice for life. In our flagship program, the Jewish Service Corps, we place young adults 21-26 from across the United States at leading anti-poverty nonprofits, where they spend a year combating the causes and effects of poverty. Our Corps Members live together and learn together in a supportive, pluralistic community at the crossroads of social activism and Jewish life. Meanwhile, the Justice Fellowship brings together early-career professionals who are working to address social and economic injustice. Fellows spend nine months engaging in cutting-edge programming that examines methods of social change, Jewish life, and the powerful intersections between the two. Finally, Avodah engages the wider community through a variety of educational programs executed in collaboration with our local partners. |
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Introductions for Jewish Single Professionals |
Introduction service with thousands of online profiles of Chicago Jewish singles, events and speed dating. |
Club 1948 |
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2405 N. Sheffield Ave. |
Connecting Israelis and Americans to the State of Israel. Brings together individuals of various backgrounds, to engage in Israel-themed social, cultural and educational events. Unaffiliated group connects individuals to their identity by fostering a passion for the soul, spirit and people of Israel. |
JCC Chicago Kehilla Programs * |
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JCC Chicago 20's and 30's Kehilla Programs |
Sustaining a vibrant Jewish community. The Rose and Sidney N. Shure Kehilla Program is aimed at helping young adults and young families engage with Jewish life on the North Side of Chicago. The program is focused on sustaining a vibrant Jewish community in the City of Chicago with extensive engagement opportunities for singles and young married couples. |
Jewish Social Singles |
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ComboSingles |
Email: jewishsocsingles@aol.com or combosingles@aol.com Web: www.jewishsocsingles.org or www.combosingles.orgA one-of-a-kind singles group (aged 21+) offering a variety of quality activities at reasonable prices, including socials, speakers, theater and special interests (horseback riding, health, music and billiards). Offering an alternative to computers and expensive dating organizations, the activities allow persons to become familiar over time in a non-threatening atmosphere. |
Moishe House Hyde Park * |
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mhhydepark@gmail.com
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Moishe House is a network of peer-based Jewish communities for young adults aged 22-30. Each house is comprised of three to five residents who host five to seven programs per month, covering a wide variety of topics and activities, including Shabbat dinners, camping trips and volunteering. |
Moishe House Lakeview * |
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chicagorepairhouse@gmail.com
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Moishe House is a network of peer-based Jewish communities for young adults aged 22-30. Each house is comprised of three to five residents who host five to seven programs per month, covering a wide variety of topics and activities, including Shabbat dinners, camping trips and volunteering. |
Moishe House Old Town * |
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moishehousesopo@gmail.com
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Moishe House is a network of peer-based Jewish communities for young adults aged 22-30. Each house is comprised of three to five residents who host five to seven programs per month, covering a wide variety of topics and activities, including Shabbat dinners, camping trips and volunteering. |
Moishe House RSJ * |
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rsjchicago@gmail.com
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Moishe House is a network of peer-based Jewish communities for young adults aged 22-30. Each house is comprised of three to five residents who host five to seven programs per month, covering a wide variety of topics and activities, including Shabbat dinners, camping trips and volunteering. |
Moishe House Wicker Park * |
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wpmoishe@gmail.com
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Moishe House is a network of peer-based Jewish communities for young adults aged 22-30. Each house is comprised of three to five residents who host five to seven programs per month, covering a wide variety of topics and activities, including Shabbat dinners, camping trips and volunteering. |
Shabbat.com |
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URL: http://www.shabbat.com |
Host or be hosted for a Shabbat meal. Experience the warmth and beauty of Shabbat by savoring delicious foods, and enjoying new friendships. Connect with more than 25,000 fellow Jews in 99 countries via Shabbat.com's state-of-the-art social network features. Find your soulmate. Shabbat.com's team of matchmakers have a unique approach to dating. |
Simcha Link |
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7045 N. Ridgeway |
An introduction service for Orthodox Jewish singles; by appointment only. |
Steppin' Out Adventures |
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Do Good Adventures |
Outdoor adventure travel company that focuses on activity to create experiences. The largest division, Jewish Singles Travel, offers adventures throughout the world, from beach getaways to ski trips to Africa Safaris. Do Good Adventures (www.dogoodadventures.com) is a division for the Jewish community where the trips incorporate elements of service work while exploring the world or your own backyard. |
Weekend Connections |
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2849 W. Pratt Blvd. |
Passover packages; cRc-supervision. |
Yeshiva Yaakov Ovenu, YYO Introductions, YYO Singles |
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6800 N. California Ave. |
Dedicated to helping fellow Jews, providing Torah and chesed to those in need. Torah classes, home study programs, YYO Singles, YYO Introductions, Better Beginnings (relationship enhancement), seminars, Mishmeres Shmiras HaLoshon of Chicago, Clothes Committee (collects and distributes clothing to those in need), Pesa Bas HaRav Eliezer Shtick Gmach (shtick, arches for chasunas). All services are free of charge. |
Young Adult Division (YAD) of Anshe Emet Synagogue * |
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3751 N. Broadway Street |
Provides young Jewish adults with opportunities to meet, pray, play, learn, and give back in a community setting. |
Young Leadership Division (YLD) * |
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Jewish United Fund |
The Young Leadership Division of the Jewish United Fund is committed to building a better Jewish community in Chicago, Israel, and throughout the world. YLD raises funds for JUF's agencies and initiatives, and offering a variety of educational, leadership and social events for young adults between the ages of 22 and 40ish. |
