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5 Principles of a fullfilling Moldaw retirement

Your aspirations are still soaring. We'll help you fulfill them with a lifestyle built on these 5 principles:

1. Meet OFJCC: Remain enthusiastically active.

Next door — literally — is the Oshman Family Jewish Community Center. It’s filled with fitness, learning and social possibilities, and it’s part of your Moldaw life: OFJCC membership is included with your residency here.

2. Discover Midrahov: Engage with others in community.

Architecture helps. Our clustered buildings, walkways and courtyards create a village-like campus where it’s easy to connect.

So friendship is everywhere. All faiths, all walks of life, all people fit together here. They’re all busy with plans, conversations, shared experiences and getaways — and they’re always looking to add another good mind to the mix.

3. Explore Multi-Generational: Cross generational lines — and cultural lines — whenever possible.

Multi-generational on purpose, our community keeps you shoulder-to-shoulder and arm-in-arm with people of all ages and from all walks of life.

Join a group or class at the OFJCC, attend a cultural or entertainment event on the Taube Koret Campus or just sit and listen to the sounds of children playing at the T’enna Preschool & Leslie Family Early Childhood & Family Education Center — multi-generationalism is our way of life.

See the current senior activities schedule here. JCC Schedule Flyer

4. Balance: Balance interests, activities and relationships.

Seamlessly integrated education, family, community and arts — the way life should be. Convenience is our design ethic, so varied interests — from family to fitness, reading to travel, spirituality to socializing — are easy to pursue.

At any age, life should have balance.

5. Heritage: All new, with a distinct sense of history.

Co-located with a rich diversity of possibilities, we like to say we have exciting and venerable neighbors:

Taube Koret Campus for Jewish Life
References to Israel’s architecture, the 12 tribes of Israel and Israeli regional flora give this Campus its unique character.

Oshman Family Jewish Community Center
State of the art, with gymnasium, three swimming pools and 130,000 square feet of fitness training, classes, yoga and lounging, the OFJCC draws thousands from all over town and stays busy dawn to dusk.

Schultz Cultural Arts Hall
Spectacular new venue for year-round performances and lectures by established and upcoming writers, musicians, dancers, artists, actors and educators.

T’enna Preschool & Leslie Family Early Childhood & Family Education Center
One of the best early childhood programs in the area: 13 new classrooms, movement classes in the fitness center and swim lessons semi-weekly — plus family education programs, whole-family events and innovative intergenerational programming with Moldaw Family Residence.

Stanford Hospital Health Library
Stanford Health Library is a free, open-to-the-public consumer health information library that provides scientifically-based medical information to help people make informed decisions about their health and healthcare.