Rabbi Nachum Wasosky
Founder and CEO
Rabbi Nachum Wasosky is the Founder of Geerz. He has been working with youth and their families for the past ten years. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Talmudic Law and Smicha (Rabbinical Degree). He was the manager of Hakshiva Inc's Anglo Teen Program and is completing his MA degree in Psychology. Rabbi Wasosky served as Aish Denver's Youth Director for six years when he founded and directed the Jewish Family Institute (JFI).The JFI created and hosted hundreds of programs, lectures, and seminars geared towards strengthening the entire Jewish family unit. JFI was also home to Denver's ...
MoreRabbi Nachum Wasosky is the Founder of Geerz. He has been working with youth and their families for the past ten years. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Talmudic Law and Smicha (Rabbinical Degree). He was the manager of Hakshiva Inc's Anglo Teen Program and is completing his MA degree in Psychology.
Rabbi Wasosky served as Aish Denver's Youth Director for six years when he founded and directed the Jewish Family Institute (JFI).The JFI created and hosted hundreds of programs, lectures, and seminars geared towards strengthening the entire Jewish family unit. JFI was also home to Denver's first citywide Jewish Teen Center (JTC), which served hundreds of Denver's Jewish youth.
While in Denver, a supporter and good friend introduced Nachum to the art of Mountain Biking. Today, Nachum is seen riding in the Judean hills and has acquired the nickname, ’The Biking Rabbi.’ Looking for other bikers to ride with, Nachum helped to create a biking group in Bet Shemesh. In the past few years he has mentored dozens of new riders. Many of the local youth expressed an interest to ride with him. As the interest grew stronger he fundraised for a few bikes to be used by these kids. Weekly rides began and Nachum was astonished by the positive effects mountain biking was having in changing the lives of the teens and their families. Unifying his two loves; working with youth and their families and mountain biking is what sparked the idea for Geerz.
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