New Orleans, Louisiana, October 26, 2021 – Today, RamQuest announced a donation of $2,440 to the Second Harvest Food Bank in New Orleans. RamQuest is a leading provider of technology-based solutions for the title and settlement industry and raised the money during the 2021 ALTA ONE conference as part of the company’s ongoing GiveBIG (Give Back to Ignite Good) initiative to support local communities and non-profit organizations.
As the largest charitable anti-hunger network in southern Louisiana, Second Harvest Food Bank provides food access to more than 200,000 people in the area. RamQuest’s donation will aid victims of Hurricane Ida, which hit Louisiana on August 29, 2021. Natalie Jayroe, President of Second Harvest Food Bank, says, “Thanks to [RamQuest’s] generosity, Second Harvest will be there to assist our community as we recover during the long months ahead.” The money will provide locals with food, water, emergency supplies and cleaning supplies.
ALTA ONE conference participants joined in the cause as they engaged with RamQuest during the week-long ALTA ONE convention in New Orleans, Louisiana. With each person who came by and interacted with the RamQuest team in the exhibit booth or joined a RamQuest product demonstration, the donation grew. The total came out to $2,440.
About RamQuest
RamQuest is a Texas-based corporation that has been serving the title industry since 1991. As the provider of the title insurance and settlement industry’s most comprehensive production solutions, RamQuest products are currently in use for closings in all 50 states. For more information about RamQuest, visit RamQuest.com.
"West State Title Company has been a user of RamQuest CCE since 2009. It keeps getting better! The integrations with various Underwriter and software platforms allows for seamless transitions for both title and escrow functions saving my staff keystrokes and time. File flow and file tracking are user friendly, keeping my office locations in communication with each other while allowing to provide support to one another and for work to be completed in a variety of locations."
Amy Coats, Manager