Scully Construction Provides Meals To Health Care Workers

WHITE PLAINS, NY — Scully Construction of White Plains joined the list of businesses and local residents supporting the front-line health care workers during the new coronavirus outbreak by donating 120 hot dinners to the on-duty staff at White Plains Hospital Tuesday. The dinners were prepared by the exclusive Rao’s Restaurant in East Harlem and transported to White Plains Hospital by a team from the construction company.

Jim Scully Jr., principal of Scully Construction, and his business partner Brian Keating are life-long residents of White Plains. They said many of the front-line health care workers at the hospital are also their friends and neighbors. Scully was born at the hospital, he said.

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“We wanted to show our appreciation to all that the front-line health care workers are doing to keep the community safe and treating those who are stricken by this terrible virus,” Scully said.

The construction company recently fast-tracked and completed a pandemic-related project for White Plains Hospital, converting an empty lot into a parking area that could also serve as a potential additional staging area for incoming patients.

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