We’re huge fans of Eric LeGrand and his LeGrand Coffee House in Woodbridge. The beloved coffee shop is now one of several spots displaying the artwork of pediatric patients at Children’s Specialized Hospital (CSH) in New Brunswick. The program aims to show off the unique talents of children dealing with unique healthcare challenges.
“Celebrating our patients’ artistic talents helps deepen the community’s understanding and appreciation of the diverse abilities of children with special health care needs,” says Matthew B. McDonald III, MD, president and chief executive officer of Children’s Specialized Hospital. “This exhibit only strengthens our commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for all children and their families. We’re grateful to our community partners for standing beside us in this effort.”
You can see the artwork at several locations, including:
LeGrand Coffee House, 10 Green St., Woodbridge
Fruit Republique Juicery, 1001 Stuyvesant Ave., Union
Outta Hand Pizza, 311 South Ave. W., Westfield
The goal is to raise funds for CSH Foundation. Each location has a QR code to make a donation and you can also see the art and donate virtually. Donations go toward medical services, treatment programs and research.
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