2005 Photo Gallery Page 3 | Artistic Painting :: Day of Caring Charlottesville, VA

Volunteers from Bristol Myers Squibb, the Charlottesville Regional
Chamber of Commerce and Alltel painted a map of the United States
on the playground blacktop at Agnor-Hurt Elementary while the
students watched on.

"The best part of the Day of Caring was seeing the children's faces when they saw the map of the United States being painted on the playground blacktop. The children were pointing and naming the states. Volunteering our time that morning made a difference for these children. There is no better feeling."

-Maureen Kuzemka, Bristol Myers Squibb Company

Volunteers from the UVA Audit Department painted a mural at Red Hill
Elementary School. The tree is called the "ComplimenTree" They will
use it to give compliments to students, staff, parents, etc. During the fall,
when a compliment is given, the giver can write the specific compliment
on a cut out of a Fall Leaf, then the Compliment will be attached to the
tree. Later, those compliment leaves will be removed and new compliments,
icicles will be used in the winter months, followed by blossoms of some
kind in the spring, etc.

The Thank You Note that UVA Audit Department received from the
students at Red Hill Elementary School:

UVA Health System volunteers painted portraits of famous people in history
along the hallway at Scottsville Elementary School. The murals correspond
with the people students are studying about for the SOL's.