<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=28x3Tr_0vjYbQLQ00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=28x3Tr_0vjYbQLQ00" width="518" height="388" ></figure>Pictured L-R: Vijay Rahinam, M.D, Piedmont Walton Chief Medical Officer; Blake Watts, Piedmont Walton Chief Executive Officer; artist Layla Carroll; Rose Dennis, Piedmont Walton Executive Director of Patient Services; Heather Allison, Director of Community Relations for Piedmont Walton. Photo courtesy of Piedmont WaltonMonroe, Ga. (Sept. 24, 2024) — Layla Carroll, a sixth grader at Youth Middle School, used a recent school project to create artwork that she donated to Piedmont Walton. Layla said she had the idea when visiting her grandfather in a hospital out of state. She had painted a picture for him and all of the staff at that hospital loved it and asked to keep it. Layla painted farm animals and a bowl of grapes, which she then generously donated to Piedmont Walton.Visit piedmont.org/give to learn more about supporting Piedmont.</div></body>

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Local sixth-grader donates her artwork to brighten the halls and hearts at Piedmont Walton

Pictured L-R: Vijay Rahinam, M.D, Piedmont Walton Chief Medical Officer; Blake Watts, Piedmont Walton Chief Executive Officer; artist Layla Carroll; Rose Dennis, Piedmont Walton Executive Director of Patient Services; Heather Allison, Director of Community Relations for Piedmont Walton. Photo courtesy of Piedmont Walton. Monroe, Ga. (Sept. 24, 2024) — Layla...