Book Description
About the author
Jack graduated Valedictorian and Summa cum Laude, from Yeshiva University in 1985 and has completed all course work for a Masters degree in Philosophy at the Bernard Revel Graduate School.
For more than a decade, Jack has volunteered for, or spoken on behalf of, numerous charitable organizations, including: Sephardic Bikur Holim, Success Track, Magen David Yeshiva, Bnei Shaare Zion, Young Shaare Zion, The Sephardic Educational Center, Magen David of West Deal, Lenox Hill Hospital, Just One Life, Hatzoloh of Flatbush, The Jerusalem Center For Research, The Sephardic Scholarship Fund, National Children's Leukemia Foundation, Ride For Freedom, Count Me In: For Children with Down's Syndrom, Tzivos Hashem, American Friends of Olam Hachesed and Yeshiva University.
Since 1985, Jack has taught Torah classes in New York and New Jersey on a variety of topics such as Jewish Philosophy, compassion, ethics, leadership, holiday inspiration, prayer, repentance, Bible, Maimonides, and Talmud. He is a regular speaker known to both educate as well as motivate the audience to make a change. An active member of the Jewish community, Jack has also helped run numerous youth and adult educational seminars for many Jewish organizations.
In August of 1998, Jack authored "The Hesed Boomerang: How Acts of Kindness Can Enrich Our Lives." He is currently writing a number of other books including: A Life of Kindness: A Tribute to Joseph D. Beyda.
Jack lives in New York with his wife, Jamie, and their four children.
