Hunterdon Central Regional High School Art Club Unveils New Maternity Mural
The Maternity Department at Hunterdon Medical Center is getting a beautiful new addition, thanks to the talented students of the National Art Honor Society at Hunterdon Central Regional High School. Under the direction of Mrs. Lindsay Hopkins and Ms. Nicolle Schuster, students are putting the finishing touches on a hand-painted mural that will soon be unveiled to brighten the space for new families. The project was coordinated in partnership with the Hunterdon Health Auxiliary as part of the A Star is Born program, which gives parents, grandparents, and loved ones the opportunity to make a donation in honor of a new baby. Each honored child’s name is then added to the mural—creating a lasting tribute to the newest members of the Hunterdon Health family.
The Auxiliary extends its heartfelt thanks to the student artists whose creativity and care have made this mural possible: Kimberly Komosinski, Lila Allorto, Francesca Edgar, Cycy Lustado, Lucas Romano, Isabella Barone, Mathew Kavchok, William Schott, Kathryn Connaughton, Shelby Manning, Gabriela Callejas, and Kam Ebright. Their work will soon bring a vibrant and joyful touch to the Maternity Department for all to enjoy. To learn more about the A Star is Born program, click here.
Pictured (left to right): Kimberly Komosinski, Ms. Lindsay Hopkins, art teacher, Isabella Barone, and Kathryn Connaughton.
About the Auxiliary: The Auxiliary is a volunteer organization originally formed in 1953 for charitable and educational purposes. Together, with the Hunterdon Health Foundation, they work to make meaningful contributions to Hunterdon Health to promote the health and welfare of the community. They have succeeded in helping to fund numerous programs and technological needs within the healthcare system through their various fund-raising events.
About the Foundation: Hunterdon Health Foundation is the fundraising organization for Hunterdon Health System. It receives support from individuals, corporations, foundations, and other sources to assist Hunterdon Medical Center and its affiliated non-profit organizations in fulfilling their mission to meet the community’s need for high-quality healthcare.