Founder
R’ Nachman Carl Caller, Esq.
Attorney, talmid chacham, and a member of the Boro Park community for more than fifty years. R’ Nachman has spent his career where Torah, law, and the practical needs of our families meet. Today that means making sure the new scholarship tax credit works for our mosdos.
His work on SGO
Knowledge. Advocacy. Results.
As a longtime attorney, R’ Nachman knows how to help design and run programs that hold up legally. He has worked to support the scholarship tax credit and to help New York take part in it.
Educate
Explaining the law
Translating Section 25F and the new IRS rules into clear guidance for donors, parents, and school administrators.
Advocate
Advocating for participation
Working with officials so New York’s participation is completed, and keeps being renewed year after year.
Safeguard
Getting it right
Applying decades of legal experience so the organization meets every requirement and contributions reach the students they’re meant for.
Biography
A life of learning and service.
1975
Settles in Boro Park, where his seven children are raised and attend local yeshivos and Bais Yaakov.
1984
Graduates from Columbia University School of Law as a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar, after more than 11 years of learning at Beth Medrash Govoha in Lakewood.
1986
Founds N.C. Caller P.C. in Boro Park, with a practice in real estate, cooperatives and condominiums, and wills, trusts, and estates that respect both New York and halachic law.
1990s
Serves on the Martin Act Task Force advising the New York Attorney General on cooperative plan procedures.
2010s
Testifies before the City Council to help preserve the 421-a tax abatement for small housing, and supports restoring the J-51 abatement in Albany.
2026
Establishes the Nachman Caller Scholarship Granting Organization so our community is ready to benefit from the federal scholarship tax credit.
Torah scholarship
R’ Nachman has established kollelim for advanced study of the Talmud and Talmudic law, and has written seforim that leading rabbonim have praised, especially on halachic wills.
He is close to the Lakewood yeshiva world and to the Chassidic communities alike.
Community
For decades he has supported local tzedakos and kollelim.
He has advocated for the community’s most pressing needs: affordable housing, lower property taxes for families, and help for parents carrying the weight of tuition.
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