At this year's celebration, Victory Programs will honor Ron Ansin for his contributions to the organization.  Randy Price of WHDH-TV will emcee the event, joined by Reflections' chairs, April and Joey Kramer, special guests of honor, including critically acclaimed author Michael S. Palmer, author Francine Ward, and a host of Victory Programs friends and family. 

Featuring a fine art auction presented by Tom Fiske (preview).  A silent auction and raffle coordinated by Cynthia Freedman.

"We call this event 'Reflections' because it is a time for the organization to reflect on its progress and success," said April Kramer, the event's chairperson, "But more importantly, 'Reflections' speaks to the goal of Victory Programs, which is to help its clients look into the mirror and like what they see - to learn to love their own reflection after surmounting drug and alcohol addiction."

Reflections has raised more than $1,000,000 over the last four years to support basic operating costs of the organization.  Last year the Paige Farley Hackel Free Care Fund was launched to provide free treatment to men, women and families who are uninsured, homeless or low-income.

Throughout its 28 year history, Victory Programs has been restoring the lives of Massachusetts residents who are addicted to drugs and alcohol, many of whom have psychiatric or medical problems including HIV and AIDS.  Victory Programs remains committed to the successful reintegration of individuals, regardless of race or sexual orientation, into their communities through its treatment facilities.  Housing, holistic healthcare, employment and community affiliations, combined with a caring program staff have made Victory Programs an enduring and successful model, serving 1,200 individuals and families annually.