20 Safe-Hub Philadelphia players serve as player escorts at World Cup
Philadelphia Stadium will host its first FIFA World Cup match on June 14, while Kensington nonprofit Safe-Hub Philadelphia uses soccer to support youth development and local kids will participate as player escorts during World Cup matches.
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