Photographer uses his lens to aid Ukraine
Victor Gagliardi, of Nyack, has already raised more than $10,000 and says he's not done yet.
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May 18, 2022, 4:31 PM
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Updated 702 days ago
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289ds agoA professional photographer from Rockland County is using his lens to help Ukraine.
Victor Gagliardi, of Nyack, has already raised more than $10,000 and says he's not done yet.
Through his "Ukrainian Project," people who donate get a photo taken from his time visiting Ukraine with his wife, who is from the country.
Gagliardi makes no profit and gives every penny raised to a Ukrainian church in Spring Valley that has organized a donation drive to send supplies over to the war-torn country.
"I'm going to keep this thing going. I really don't care how many pictures I have to produce, how many things I have to frame. It's needed," Gagliardi. "Help out. This is very, very important for the people. It keeps the spirit going of Ukrainian people. It really helps a lot."
For more information, click here.
https://www.gagliardiphoto.com/
