The 10^th Annual A Night For Reneé Fundraiser benefitting WINGS was a complete success.  Over 600 people attended and we raised a lot of money for WINGS.

In 2009, Victor was named 'Chicago's Very Own' from WGN channel 9.  This story was filmed at Elm Middle School in Elmwood Park, IL. 

September 2001 was a most challenging and tragic time for Victor Pacini and his family. Having spent nearly three weeks in a hospital, their sister Reneé lost her courageous fight to live due to domestic violence. Reneé's death caused much sadness for Victor's family, especially for her two small children, Andrea and Alyssa. Deciding to channel his anger, sadness, and confusion into a solution to a tragedy, Victor has created The Neysake Foundation© (pronounced ney sake). His mission is a dedication to Reneé's courageous life. The nucleus of this Project is to raise money for shelters that specialize in domestic violence.  Victor feels that by taking this path, he can make some sense out of this tragedy and keep the spirit of Reneé vibrantly alive.

Some of the domestic violence organizations that have benefitted from "A Night For Renee".
www.cachelps.org
www.homeofthesparrow.org
www.wingsprogram.com
 

Victor's latest book, Winning Within: Impossible life events with I'm Possible results has been an inspiration to many.  One of the objectives of this book is to share real life obstacles that Victor has faced and how he has overcome them.  It's a true winner.

Victor shares his courageous and inspirational story with audiences all over the United States.  If you are interested in booking Victor's topic on Domestic Violence, "I'm Reneé's Brother: When It Happens To Someone You Love" please call 847-331-8487