Victoria's Victory Foundation

Victoria’s Victory Foundation is a 501 c3 non-profit dedicated to providing the day-to-day needs of those living with spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries and other mobility related disabilities caused by accident or diagnosis. VVF was founded by Victoria Arlen and her mother Jacqueline, owner of Project Walk Boston, after they saw first-hand the disparities faced by disabled individuals. Yet, they also saw how a flicker of hope could light the path to tremendous gains, and they committed to giving hope to others so they can also soar.

VVF offers a Victory Scholarship program to alleviate the financial strain of adaptive living, assisting with payment for many items not covered by traditional insurance. Through an application process, VVF funds mobility equipment, home & vehicle adaptive modifications, in-home assisted care and activity based specialized therapy hours. VVF focuses on the day-to-day needs of someone living with a SCI or other mobility related disability so the individual can regain and maintain independence.

VVF also offers free programs such as a caregiver connection group, peer mentoring for newly diagnosed or injured individuals and community educational partnerships with schools & businesses. Victoria’s Victory Foundation empowers individuals to achieve their own personal victory by giving the gift of HOPE.