At the Lighthouse International Film Society’s January screening of the Oscar-nominated documentary “Porcelain War” at the Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences in Loveladies, and in collaboration with Surf City restaurant Wally’s, over $5,000 was raised in support of aid to the frontlines of the war in Ukraine. North Jersey-based Compassion Connection UA applied the funds toward a purchase of an ambulance for troops.
GODSPEED: Thanks to LBI’s generosity, medical help will be more readily available to the injured on the front lines of the ongoing war with Russia.(Supplied Photo)
Donations from the Long Beach Island community included proceeds from that night’s dinner service at Wally’s and a…
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