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Joe Aryeh Rosenbaum | Teaneck, NJ

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Joe Aryeh Rosenbaum

This summer, I am excited to take part in Bike4Chai, an exhilarating and challenging cycling event benefiting the children and families of Chai Lifeline. Every mile I ride and every dollar I raise will help support critical programs and services for more than 6,000 families impacted by illness, crisis, and loss. These services include counseling and case management, meals delivered to hospitals and homes, transportation to medical appointments, emergency financial assistance, insurance advocacy, i-Shine afterschool programming, Big Brothers/Sisters, crisis and trauma intervention, and Chai Lifeline’s flagship medically-supervised summer programs, Camp Simcha, Camp Simcha Special, and Camp Simcha Without Borders.

My goal is to raise $10,000 for this important cause and I hope I can count on you to help me reach it. All donations are 100% tax-deductible.

Life for a child with cancer, disability, or other serious illness is grueling. From the moment of diagnosis, Chai Lifeline’s dedicated staff and volunteers are there to provide joy, hope, and unparalleled care throughout the turbulent medical journey. Please contribute generously by clicking on the donate button now.

On behalf of the children and families of Chai Lifeline, thank you for your support.

Joe Aryeh

PS. For more information regarding this ride please visit bike4chai.com

MAR
11

One month out from knee arthroscopy and I feel almost back to normal! Power and endurance are nearly there, just with a little soreness afterward. It's shaping up to be a great spring.

MAR
6

I'm now three weeks out from knee surgery and things are going great! Have been riding 5-6 days per week and even got outside for two outdoor runs to work on some endurance drills. Getting excited for a great season!

FEB
23

This year will be special, for two reasons - I'm returning from an injury (tore my meniscus last year and had surgery over the winter, now rehabbing) and I'll be riding with my father-in-law. So far, so good, on the rehab front - only ten days out from the surgery but already able to spin for about a half hour with no pain. Thankfully, my surgeon did a great job.

Hopefully all continues to go well, and by late March or early April, I'll be back outdoors building up endurance again.