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Camp Boggy Creek, a member of the SeriousFun Children’s Network, seeks to extend its reach to new groups by partnering with V For Victory, an

This February, V for Victory hosted its annual watch party in a hangar at Craig Field.

Action News Jax’s Ben Becker sat down with Lisa and Jeremiah Johnson, whose 8-year-old son, Thomas, is fighting leukemia to talk about the impact V for Victory has made in their lives.

V for Victory makes an appearance on River City Live!

Moriah Barnes with the V for Victory organization, and Josh Ribeiro, a 15-year-old leukemia survivor, join the News4Jax Morning Show to talk about V for Victory’s mission and how it benefits these children.

V for Victory hopes to recoup the loss of nearly $50,000 worth of Lego sets that were stolen from V Pizza in late December through donations from the community.

The Jacksonville nonprofit helps offset the financial burden on families while they are battling cancer. Their ‘Bricks of Love’ program donates Lego sets to children who receive cancer-related treatments in Jacksonville hospitals.

On Sun., Jan. 7 V for Victory will be holding a LEGO donation event meant to help children battling cancer.

Hundreds of children battling cancer are now left without extra toys to play with after over $46,000 of Legos were stolen from V for Victory, an organization that donates the Legos to children battling cancer.

V for Victory held a donation drive Sunday at one of its sites on Hendricks Avenue with hopes of recouping what it lost.

Hundreds of pounds of Legos were donated to the Jacksonville nonprofit ‘V for Victory’ after thousands of dollars worth of the colorful bricks were stolen out of the nonprofit’s warehouse just before the New Year.

A locally owned pizza chain is opening a new storefront, but not for pizza. V Pizza has a non profit called V for Victory which needs the new space for Legos.

acksonville non-profit V for Victory hosted its second annual Super Bowl watch party and charity event at Hangar One at Craig Field to help families battle cancer.

Tables were set up everywhere at the party that V for Victory claims is the largest Super Bowl party in Florida on its Facebook page. Over 700 people were expected to attend, including Jacksonville Roar Cheerleaders and Jaguars mascot Jaxon de Ville.

The sights and sounds of the Super Bowl filled a Jacksonville airport on Sunday. V for Victory hosted its annual watch party in a hangar at Craig Field.

Last year the nonprofit raised $100,000 and they’re hoping to double that this year.

V for Victory’s first Super Bowl Watch Party last year raised $100,000, and they raised the ante this time around.

Last year, V for Victory hosted its first Super Bowl party and we raised $111,000 for local families battling cancer. This year we set out

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