Jersey Proud: Volunteers spread positivity at Morris Township school with makeover
Employees with the health care company Opella came into Unity Charter school with paint brushes.
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Oct 17, 2025, 2:25 AM
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22h agoA school in Morris Township got a makeover, thanks to volunteers.
Employees with the health care company Opella came into Unity Charter school with paint brushes.
The volunteers painted new murals in the hallways to spread positivity for the students.
Jersey Cares partnered with the volunteers to make a difference.
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