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Positive and Elektralyets Foundation donate Painting of Hope to SMMC IV Therapy Suite.

September 19, 2022

Positive and Elektralyets Foundation donate Painting of Hope to SMMC IV Therapy Suite.
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 CAY HILL:--- The Positive and Elektralyets Foundations recently presented a painting to the IV Therapy Suite of the Outpatient department of the St. Maarten Medical Center (SMMC). The painting will serve as a beacon of hope for the patients receiving treatment while at the same time appreciating the mutually beneficial partnership with SMMC.
The foundations commissioned the passionate islander artist Tessel Verheij, affectionately known as Tes to paint this commemorative and inspirational piece. Tes has many years of experience in art education and workshops. With the opening of Waste Factory, she has devoted her time to enforcing education around ...


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