Jersey Proud: Bank employees volunteer to paint mural at Trinitas Medical Center
The effort was organized by Splashes for Hope, a national charity that decorates hospitals with murals.
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3ds agoWhen hospitals are built, they usually worry about the specs and not the décor.
This is where Splashes for Hope comes in. The national charity decorates hospitals with murals.
The Splashes for Hope van arrived at Trinitas Medical Center in Elizabeth.
Those painting the mural were workers with Union County Savings Bank in Springfield who donated their time to make a hospital a little more cheerful.
