Steve Willems, Managing Partner at NAI Keystone has, for a second time, donated his full commission check of $30,000 to United Way of Berks County after finding them a new place to call home. This financial contribution brings his personal donation total to $60,000.
Pictured here is former Property Manager, Dale Smith of Keystone Property and Asset Management, Tammy White, Executive Director of United Way of Berks County and Steve Willems, Managing Partner at NAI Keystone. Missing from the photo is Monica Ruano-Wenrich who has been instrumental in leading the charge in finding the new office which is “quite nice, flows well and is well appointed,” says Willems.
About United Way of Berks County
United Way of Berks County helps people in need and addresses critical issues to make our community a better place for everyone. Our efforts are rooted in those fundamental principles, as we bring the right mix of people and organizations together to focus on our community’s health and human service needs and to create lasting changes throughout Berks County.
Our work is centered on raising and distributing funds to support a vital network of health and human services, as well as tackling our community’s key issues and working towards solutions in the areas of Education, Health, Financial Stability and Safety Net Services.
When we LIVE UNITED, we can all be part of the change we want to see in our community.
About NAI Keystone
NAI Keystone is part of a global commercial/industrial real estate network. We provide sales and leasing solutions for those looking to buy or sell or lease. We also help property owners lease existing sites and assist businesses in their search for the perfect space to lease. As the largest firm in the region, we have deep market knowledge and have developed the most robust process for delivering success. Learn more at www.naikeystone.com or give us a call at 610.779.1400.
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