When little Maximillan was only 18 months old, his mother, Marianna, noticed something concerning. Her perfect little boy, who once started to say single words, had suddenly stopped progressing.

He never spoke in complete sentences and Marianna knew deep down that something was amiss. After consulting with experts, she and her husband received the life-changing diagnosis: Maximillan was on the Autism Spectrum.

Determined to provide the best care for her son, Marianna quickly realized that a mainstream school would not meet Maximillan's unique needs. She knew that he required a structured setting and a nurturing environment. That's when she discovered The Victory Center—the place where Maximillan would truly flourish.

When similar behaviors began to appear in her twin boys, Milan and Mattias, at the same age as Maximillan's diagnosis, The Victory Center played an even larger role in their lives.



Now with three of her four children on the autism spectrum, enrolling them at The Victory Center became crucial for their future.

Marianna said, "As a parent of a special needs kid, you come here desperate for help, for support, for people to understand what you are going through. Thankfully, you get that and more.”

Maximillan graduated to mainstream middle school a few years ago and is thriving on the honor roll. Twins Milan and Mattias have just transitioned to mainstream education this past fall.

"The boys are doing great, they have adjusted beautifully to their new school, their new teachers and friends. Please send my regards to everyone, I truly miss our TVC family."

-Marianna, Parent

Our end of year theme captures how we are crafting a Canvas of Dreams: Painting a New Tomorrow for students with autism. 

As we look ahead to the new year, we're excited about the possibilities and goals.

With your support, we can continue to create a brighter future for our students. Together, we can paint a masterpiece of hope, love, and achievement.

Thank you for making a difference!

"Your donations are changing lives,” Marianna emphasizes. "Not only for these kids but for entire families, too."

Support unique learning experiences by funding our community based instruction for transportation, tickets & meals.

Provide technology upgrades to support student growth.

Equip students with sensory equipment.

Make a difference in a student’s life today.

Marianna, mother of Maximillian, Milan and Mattias, shares her experience with three of her children when they attended The Victory Center.

Join us in making a difference in the lives of these incredible individuals. Your support helps us continue providing life-changing education and experiences.

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