About Micah Raskin Poker


Micah Raskin is a top notch professional poker player. He also likes to give back to the community by working at the local soup kitchen feeding the homeless. He runs a direct marketing company that he built from the ground up. He loves to ski and cook in his free time. He cooks every day for elderly parents. He created an after school program in Queens NY, to make sure kids had a safe place to be so they didn't get in trouble. Micah funded a hospital in Israel for the sick and elderly. He also helped fund three temples for the elderly so they had a place to pray, eat and be with family. Micah helped build and market one of the biggest chiropractic centers in New York. Micah Funds programs for handicapped children in the inner city for swimming on weekends. He loves music and sponsors a concert in Hyde Park where all proceeds go to local children's hospitals.
Location: Old Westbury, NY, USA

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