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Posted: August 21, 2018
Thru the Lens: McWilliams of JRM honored at 14th Annual St. Christopher’s Inn board of directors fundraising dinner
New York, NY JRM Construction Management (JRM) CEO, David McWilliams, was honored at the 14th Annual St. Christopher’s Inn Board of Directors Fundraising Dinner on Thursday, June 14th at Gotham Hall.
Their Annual Board of Directors Fundraising Dinner aims to raise awareness and funds to further enhance its mission and this year has recognized McWilliams for his ongoing support and outstanding contributions to the organization.
St. Christopher’s Inn is a temporary homeless shelter dedicated to the rehabilitation of men whom they call “Brothers Christopher.” The organization’s mission is to continuously provide quality healthcare services that facilitate physical, emotional and spiritual healing through chemical dependency treatment, primary health care and temporary housing.
“I am pleased to be involved with the St. Christopher’s Inn organization,” said McWilliams. “At JRM, it is part of our corporate culture to give back to the community, and I am happy to have the opportunity to support their mission of offering a continuum of quality healthcare services to those in need.”
JRM Construction Management, LLC provides construction management and general contracting services to a respected client-base across the U.S. Founded on the principles of trust, integrity and respect, JRM delivers the highest quality products and services to clients that include Fortune 500 corporations, major law firms, leading retailers and financial services firms.
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