Joseph Raats is a seasoned entrepreneur and former owner of a leading Title and Escrow Company in Arizona and Nevada for 13 years. He was instrumental in that company’s successful handling of billions of dollars in Escrow Transactions.
The current economy along with continued budget cuts and rising costs to play youth Sports has motivated Joseph to find a Fundraising solution that can actually raise enough money to help so many less fortunate young athletes to play the sport of their dreams.
With a passion and expertise in technology, Joseph has leveraged resources to meet the challenges of advancing quality opportunities for Non Profit Organizations.
His innovative, valuable approach integrates community resources through business affiliations and provides every Organization their very own Virtual Shopping Mall.
The timing of recently founded “Shop to fundraise “ couldn’t be better. Ecommerce, the Green movement and the turbulent Economic climate, have created an increasing demand for Organizations to take advantage of internet and community resources.
Joseph Raats is a seasoned entrepreneur and former owner of a leading Title and Escrow Company in Arizona and Nevada. He was instrumental in that company’s successful handling of over a billion dollars in escrow transactions. Raats leveraged his extensive background in technology to gain an edge over competitors.
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Joseph Garin is a partner in the law firm of Lipson, Neilson, Cole, Seltzer & Garin, P.C. He maintains a national practice and regularly consults with insurers and businesses of all sizes to manage their risks. Garin earned a B.G.S. degree from the University of Michigan and received his J.D. degree cum laude from Michigan State University-Detroit College of Law, where he was a member of the Law Review. His diverse volunteer experience includes serving as:
Randy Burridge Vice President of Business Development is a former National Hockey League Left-winger Randy played over 700 NHL games for four different clubs in the 1980s and ’90s. He was at his best in Boston where his relentless forechecking and consistent work ethic suited the small confines of the Garden.
