Franklin Park Students Use Art To Bring Cheer To Hospitalized Children

January 23, 2014 School News

Andre Hughes’ task was to draw a superhero that would bring inspiration to a hospitalized child.

His choice? Max Steel. Why?

“Because he’s the only superhero that really gives kids hope,” Hughes said.

The Franklin Park School 4th grader was one of 50 who gathered in the school’s cafeteria Jan. 23 to begin a five-month program designed to bring cheer to children in hospitals. They were joined by about 20 volunteers from the Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products’ information technology team, who acted as mentors.

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