Moishe House, the global leader in building vibrant, peer-driven communities for Jewish young adults in their 20s and 30s, is proud to announce the launch of Mem Global, the umbrella brand for its suite of programs serving young Jewish adults throughout the world. This evolution represents a significant milestone as the organization continues to expand its impact and offer diverse, global Jewish experiences to young adults worldwide.

Since 2006, Moishe House has supported Jewish young adults in creating impactful, peer-driven communities. Now, as Mem Global, the organization is embracing a refreshed identity that highlights the breadth of its offerings while maintaining the welcoming, authentic spirit that has always defined its work. While Mem Global will be the new umbrella brand, the flagship programs such as Moishe House, Moishe Pods, Moishe House Without Walls, Embark, Camp Nai Nai Nai, Base, Learning Retreats and the Jewish Learning Collaborative will all continue to thrive as part of the Mem Global family of programs serving young Jewish adults.

Mem Global Brings Jewish Community Wherever You Are

The new umbrella name, Mem Global, reflects the organization’s global reach and mission to foster Jewish connection and leadership across various communities. This brand evolution maintains the core values that made Moishe House successful while creating a platform for future growth and innovation.

“Mem Global reflects the wide range of experiences and diversity of our programs we offer to Jewish young adults around the world,” said David Cygielman, CEO of Mem Global. “We founded Moishe House as one house where young adults could create meaningful Jewish community. That model spread around the world. Today, beyond the houses, we engage young adults in so many ways and places as they develop Jewish communities and become leaders themselves. This is the right moment for to evolve our branding and it will enable future growth while staying true to our foundational principles of impact, peer-driven leadership, and meaningful connection.”

Stronger Global Impact While Maintaining Local Roots

Under the Mem Global umbrella, flagship programs like Moishe House, Moishe House Without Walls (MHWOW), Base, Camp Nai Nai Nai, Retreatology, Learning Retreats, Embark, and the Jewish Learning Collaborative (JLC) will continue to thrive. Each will retain its unique identity while benefiting from the unified strength of the parent brand. This rebrand also sets the stage for launching future programs, creating more opportunities for young adults to engage with Jewish life.

The Mem Global rebrand provides a cohesive structure for these initiatives while offering clarity to both participants and supporters.

A Strong Commitment to Working with Partners

Mem Global remains committed to maintaining strong partnerships with other Jewish nonprofits and foundations as part of evolution. Collaboration with local, national, and international partners will ensure that Jewish young adults around the world have access to Jewish experiences that feel relevant, exciting, and uniquely their own.

“Our dedication to working with peers in the Jewish nonprofit world is as strong as ever,” said Cygielman. “By working together, we amplify our impact and ensure that the future of Jewish life is vibrant, enriching, and filled with opportunities for young adults to connect with their heritage.”

About Mem Global

Mem Global is a nonprofit organization that creates peer-driven, community-building programs for Jewish young adults worldwide. Through its diverse suite of programs, including Moishe House, MHWOW, Base, Camp Nai Nai Nai, Retreatology, Mem Global Learning Retreats, Embark and the Jewish Learning Collaborative, Mem Global fosters community, learning, and leadership by supporting Jewish young adults to create meaningful Jewish experiences for themselves and their peers. With a global reach and local impact, Mem Global supports the next generation of Jewish leaders to build Jewish community wherever they are.

For more information, please visit www.memglobal.org or contact: [email protected].