Delightful Forest Mural Brightens up Children's Home in Chattanooga

PRLog (Press Release) - Aug. 2, 2012 - Recently My Wonderful Walls had the chance to give back to their community by painting a wall mural at a local children’s center. Without the following people My Wonderful Walls never would have heard about the project or had the opportunity to give back to the community that has given My Wonderful Walls company so much success. Without Michael’s mom Jean, the company never would have heard of Tennessee Health Foundation's efforts to help the staff and children of The Chambliss Children’s Center. My Wonderful Walls would also like to thank Blue Cross Blue Shield and its staff for volunteering their employees and resources, including the countless friendly souls who helped paint My Wonderful Walls’ mural.

My Wonderful Walls had the opportunity to paint their “Forest Friends” wall mural – one of their most popular themes and one that they are certain the kids at the Children’s Home / Chambliss Shelter will love as well. No matter their age, each child will be encouraged to dream a little bigger as they get lost in the whimsy, details, and color of the wildlife and the scenery that now fills the center’s walls.

My Wonderful Walls would also like to thank the Children’s Home / Chambliss Shelter  for the opportunity to paint the mural and to give back to a community that their company appreciates so much. It is not every day that such a wonderful community service opportunity comes up, especially one that is so dear to their hearts, which is why this volunteer project touched the hearts of the My Wonderful Walls volunteers in such a memorable way.

If you or someone you know would like to learn more about the imaginative wall décor products that My Wonderful Walls offers, log on to http://www.mywonderfulwalls.com. There you will see countless themes, available as either wall stencils or stickers. The company also sells canvas wall art and more. Their décor products are perfect for nurseries, children’s rooms, bathrooms, libraries, and – of course – children’s centers, just to name a few.

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