Local Ukrainian-American mother and UCSD student, Nina Shapirshteyn, founded Fight With Ukraine, a nonprofit that has been rapidly moving life-saving gear and supplies to armies in Ukraine.
SAN DIEGO – Local Ukrainian-American mother and UCSD student, Nina Shapirshteyn, founded Fight With Ukraine, a nonprofit that sources and rapidly provides Ukrainian armies with life-saving gear and necessary supplies.
Shapirshteyn herself joined KUSI’s Logan Byrnes on “Good Evening San Diego” to discuss details of her nonprofit.
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