Victory Junction Gang Camp Fund-raising

Victory Junction Gang Camp For four years, Kyle Petty's dream was to build a camp for the son's chronic and life-threatening illness for children between the ages of 7 and 15. This dream comes true. Actors Paul Newman, Kyle and Patipeti are the founder of Victory Junction Gang Camp (VJG). The beautiful natural environment of VJG is 72 acres of land surrounded by hardwood forests.

Most gangs are aware of many common gestures. One of the signs seen everywhere can be traced back to the signs of "victory" made by raising the shape of the index finger and middle finger during World War II (1939 - 45). (Rude) Hostile gang. The raised fist means "power". Raise your index finger, you can see that the gang is "number one" and you can beat all opponents. Gang gestures may also appear in gang graffiti. The idea of ​​wearing different colors to identify the opposite is not new. For example, during wartime, hostile forces symbolized the cause and used different colors to protect the territory. The choice of color for flags, uniforms etc. represents the country or the army in the war. By wearing the color of the army, you can easily identify whether a soldier is on one side or on the other side - enemies can easily find it.

Many gangsters use gestures (such as sign language). There are signs of gang members and hostile groups. These signs indicate that we are the first, or power. After the battle and the gang war, they also showed signs and signs of victory. The logo can represent a gang name. Some examples are mafia clipping, Athens Park Boys or underground clipping. The signs are as follows. What are you doing when the gang grows and becomes strong? Municipal police have played an important role in stopping violence and drugs. The most popular school-age children's program is D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Prevention Education). Dare. Teaching children's violence and drugs is not a good way to live. The course will be held in the 4th - 8th grade. At the Phoenix Police Station, they support the GR E E T Program. It teaches children to avoid drugs and gangs. It has power to children and shows other ways of belonging. G.R.E.A.T has summer seminars for third and fourth graders and school courses for seventh and eight graders.