History of Sholom

Sholom, also known as Sholom Home, has its roots in two separate organizations: the Jewish Home for the Aged (originally the Charity Loan Society, est. 1890) and the Sholom Auxiliary (earlier known as the Daughters of Abraham, est. 1918).

From its first facility, a home for eight Jewish elders opening in 1908, to today’s Twin City campuses and community-based homecare programs that serve hundreds across the Twin Cities, Sholom has remained focused on its mission to provide dignified and comprehensive care for the community’s older adults. Read below the highlights of Sholom’s development and notable milestones.

Sholom, Through the Years

  • First Jewish Home of Aged 1908
  • Newpaper Clipping About Five Female Founders of JHA

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