Healthier Lake Worth Beach Helps Revitalize Historic Unity Wall
Palm Health Foundation • February 1, 2021
Healthier Lake Worth Beach, a Palm Health Foundation Healthier Together community, helped orchestrate the revitalization of Lake Worth Beach’s Unity Wall, a structure that once segregated the white and black sides of town. The revitalization project is bringing together artists from all over South Florida to paint murals along the wall symbolizing unity, peace and other uplifting messages. This wall is bringing residents together during a particularly divisive time in our country’s history and is meant to inspire the community to remember its past but push forward toward a brighter, more unified future.
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