We’re honored to be featured on the Wintrust Mural Building, a civic canvas that highlights local nonprofits. Together, the three-panels of artwork reflects how Aunt Martha’s delivers accessible, value-driven care – rooted in place, centered on community, and expanded by access.
The Artwork
Led by Illinois artist John Jansky (pictured, on right), with supporting contributions from fellow Illinois artist Eric Zeller.
Panel Summaries
- Together: The mission brought into view: access, compassion, and exceptional care so everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
- Community: A portrait of neighbors showing up for one another. Food shared, hands extended, and dignity at the center. When no one is overlooked, the whole community grows stronger and healthier.
- Access: Meeting people where they are. Telehealth and digital tools turn screens into connection – not distance – so location isn’t a barrier. It reflects a commitment to equity and innovation that keeps care within reach.
Our Story in Three Panels
“The biggest piece of artwork I was ever asked to create.”
Visibility matters. This mural reflects our goal to make care straightforward, close to home, and responsive to what families need today. We’re grateful for partners who help bring that into daily view for our communities.
