Daily News | A day at Philly’s museums became a day of aid for Ukraine’s suffering
In addition to the National Constitution Center and the Independence Visitor Center, the participants were the African American Museum, the Betsy Ross House, Carpenters Hall, Franklin Square, and the Museum of the American Revolution. UNICEF works in more than 190 countries and territories to assist children.
But, Nagle said, it is spring break, the need for aid in Ukraine is urgent now, and the time seemed right for the folks in the historic area to pull together on one project. And if you did stay home, the sites will continue to accept donations for Ukrainian relief until the end of March.Rob and Andrea Nissenbaum had already planned to drive down from Bucks County and tour the Constitution Center when Andrea noticed online that the proceeds for their admission would go to the UNICEF project. If there were any doubts about their day trip before that, they were gone afterward.“This made it easy for us to do something good,” Rob said.
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