Are you a student or young adult between the ages of 20-40? Take advantage of the plethora of Young Adult Groups in our community. Enjoy social get-togethers, volunteer opportunities, cultural/religious programs and lots more. Don't sit home and mope, get out there and join the fun!

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The Renaissance Group of the
Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
2100 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
(215) 832.0852
www.jewishphilly.org
rengroup@philafederation.org

Renaissance Group, the Young Adult Division of the Jewish Federation, is an eclectic, passionate group of Jewish men and women, ages 25 to 45 who are connecting to make a real difference in the community through volunteerism and fundraising. If you are single or married, have a family or work as a professional, there is a place for you. Enjoy great programs, exciting events and have lots of fun while you help improve lives and better our community.

 Find out more

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The Collaborative
401 South Broad Street #202
Philadelphia, PA 19147
(215) 446.3031
www.thecollaborative.org
Email: info@thecollaborative.org

The Collaborative connects Jewish couples and singles in their 20's and 30's to Philadelphia and each other through social, cultural, and service events.

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...Welcome Home

(610) 949-9683
www.chevra.net
Email: info@chevra.net 

The Chevra is a group for Jewish professionals in their 20’s & 30’s that provides a unique blend of social, cultural, educational, spiritual, and volunteer experiences.

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Young Friends of the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival
 

 The Young Friends of the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival (YFPJFF) encourages young Philadelphians to enjoy the great films of the PJFF and film-related events for adults
under 45. To join the Young Friends mailing list, email us at yojewfilm@gmail.com. 
Find the film schedule and learn more about the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival 
at www.pjff.org

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CO2
401 South Broad Street #202
Philadelphia, PA 19147
(215) 446.3031

CO2 offers once a month events for Jewish professionals in their 30's to mid 40's, providing a sophisticated atmosphere to build a circle of friends and contacts. 

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The Collaborative Women's Rosh Chodesh Group
401 South Broad Street #202
Philadelphia, PA 19147
(215) 446.3031

Meet and get to know the Jewish women of Philadelphia!  The Collaborative Rosh Chodesh Group provides diverse, once a month, social, cultural, and educational events for Jewish women in their 20's – 30's. 

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The Collaborative's Jewish Queer Social Group

A new group in Philadelphia for GLBT Jews in their 20s and 30s. Under the aegis of The Collaborative (www.thecollaborative.org), this new group will provide a space for GLBT Jews (20s-30s) in Philadelphia to meet each other and socialize.  E-mail queer@thecollaborative.org for more info.

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Young Adult Group at Temple Beth Zion - Beth Israel (Conservative)
300 South 18th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
215.735.5148
www.bzbi.org
Email 

The BZBI Young Adult Group sponsors social, religious, and educational programs for young singles and couples. Shabbat dinners, social activities, dynamic worship services, social action projects, Saturday night Melava Malka all make BZBI the place to be for our twenties and thirties set. Singles, couples, and marrieds together enjoy a sense of Jewish community in Center City.

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Birthright Israel NEXT
Philly's Birthright Israel Alumni Community
http://philly.birthrightisrael.com 
 
Birthright Israel NEXT is your resource to staying connected to Taglit-Birthright Israel, even after your trip ends!  No matter who you are and what you do, there's a spot for you in the Philly Taglit-Birthright Israel alumni community.  Hook up with us at any of our events, or get in touch and let our alumni coordinator, April, take you out for coffee or a snack and get to know you.
 
With questions about any event, you can always reach us at 215-923-3811 x 140 or philly@birthrightisrael.com.

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Young Friends of Rodeph Shalom (Reform)
615 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
215.627.6747
www.rodephshalom.org
E-mail: rabbimaderer@rodephshalom.org 

With Congregation Rodeph Shalom's Young Friends, individuals and couples under the age of 40 gather for religious, study and social opportunities.  On the last Friday night of every month, we host Finally Friday, the 6:00pm Shabbat service that is designed to engage young adults with its warm, participatory style.  There are also events throughout the year.

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Young Jewish Leadership Concepts/Israel Encounter
www.israelencounter.org
email:  lou4yjlc@aol.com
215.750.YJLC (9552) 

YJLC is an independent non-profit Jewish young professionals network, providing travel programs, social events and community service activities for Jewish young adults in their 20s, 30s and early 40s since 1986. 
Click here for upcoming events

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Jewish Graduate Student Network
Hillel of Greater Philadelphia
Steinhardt Hall
215 S. 39th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone: 215-898-6451
Fax: 215-898-8259
www.phillyjewishgrads.org
info@phillyjewishgrads.org
adinaste@pobox.upenn.edu

The Jewish Graduate Network is an organization dedicated to serving the approximately 3,500 Jewish graduate students who reside in the Philadelphia  area.  It builds community through social, educational, cultural, career-development, community service and religious programs, both on individual campuses and city-wide.
Click here for upcoming events

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Victor Center for Jewish Genetic Diseases
Kaiserman Jewish Genetic Disease Screening Program
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Contact: Johannah Lebow, Outreach Coordinator
(215) 456-8722
RosenSh@einstein.edu
www.einstein.edu/jewishgenetics/

Albert Einstein's Victor Center for Jewish Genetic Diseases offers
carrier screening for recessive genetic diseases that occur at a higher
rate in the Ashkenazi Jewish community, as well as education and genetic
counseling on this topic.  Screening is offered at a discounted rate to
all members of the community, and is free for students and engaged or
newly married couples.

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Mosaic Outdoor Club of Philadelphia
http://www.mosaics.org/philly/
philly@mosaics.org

The Mosaic Outdoor Mountain Club of Pennsylvania is an outdoors-oriented club for Jewish adults serving the Philadelphia and South Jersey regions.  We offer a variety of activities, including outdoors activities such as hiking and canoeing, as well as more social activities such as museum trips, walking tours, and Jewish holiday related events.  Pennsylvania Mosaic is one of many Mosaic chapters nationwide, which offer similar activities.  There is also a national Mosaic organization which runs several large events a year.  For more information on the national organization and other clubs, go to www.mosaics.org.

Click here for upcoming events

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Know of any other groups that are not mentioned here? Please email the Webmaster.  Remember to check out the Community Calendar - select Young Adult events from the pulldown list for all the upcoming events!