OUR MISSION IS TO HELP THOSE WHO HELP US.
The Victoria 100 Club financially rescues the dependents of Victoria area first responders who have died or have been disabled in the line of duty by helping pay their debts or meeting other needs of their survivors.
The VICTORIA 100 CLUB
OUR PAST PROJECTS
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Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department for the purchase of a hazardous gas detector.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of flash lights and rechargeable batteries.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of a “drug dog”.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of 2 Eyewitness Surveillance Systems.
Donated funds to the Victoria Fire/EMS Department for the purchase of 5 defibrillator packs.
Donated funds to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for the purchase of 2 Sure Shot cameras.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of a K-9 “drug dog” and 75 trauma shooting kits.
No request for equipment.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of 4 new portable radios compatible with the new system and to be used exclusively by Victoria County Reserve officers who must purchase all of their equipment.
Donated funds for the purchase of a life-saving Heart-Start Defibrillator to be used by the Civilians On Patrol in their assigned unit by the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office.
Donated funds for the purchase of a life-saving Heart-Start Defibrillator to be used exclusively at the Victoria County Juvenile Detention Center of the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office.
Donated funds for the purchase of special life-saving equipment worn in the training of Firefighters during their course of instruction at Victoria College.
No request for equipment.
Provided training for law enforcement personnel.
Provided training for law enforcement personnel.
Donated funds for the purchase of Intoximeters that were donated to Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Donated funds for the purchase of 4 body armor vests that were donated to the Victoria College Department of Police.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of 4 digital cameras.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of 150 safety vests and 1 ATN day/night rifle scope system.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of 2 pairs of ATN Generation 3+ 648L/MM night vision binoculars.
Provided training for law enforcement personnel.
No request for equipment.
Provided training for law enforcement personnel.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department.
Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department/EMS.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office.
No request for equipment.
Donated funds to the Quail Creek Volunteer Fire Department.
Donated funds to the Lone Tree Community Volunteer Fire Department.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office.
Provided training for law enforcement personnel.
Deputy Timothy Olsvosky died in the line of duty and on October 15, 2009 the Victoria 100 Club delivered a check in the amount of $20,000.00 to Mrs. Sarah Olsvosky, the deputy’s widow. Throughout 2010, Victoria 100 Club liaisons worked closely with Ms. Olsvosky to assure that her financial needs were met.
Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department for the purchase of Rescue Tools.
Donated funds to the Raisin Volunteer Fire Department to assist in the repairs of a fire engine.
Working together with 5 Star Life Insurance Company, signed up all eligible “first responders” to provide them with a basic life/AD&D insurance policy at no cost to the “first responders” and coverage is 24/7. To date, 5 Star has paid out life insurance benefits to the family of 2 “first responders”.
January – Provided financial assistance to the family of Firefighter Ray Gregory during his rehabilitation from a fall while on duty.
January – The Victoria 100 Club implemented the Victoria Law Enforcement Academic Fund (VLEAF). This program was created to assist law enforcement personnel with their continuing education.
April – President Howard B. Goode presented the first VLEAF scholarship to Officer Zachary DeLaRosa.
July – 5 Star Life Insurance Company presented a check to the family of Daniel Teinert, who worked with the Victoria Fire Department and died in the line of duty.
November – Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of tasers.
November – Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of LED flashlights.
November – Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department to assist in the purchase of fitness equipment.
December – Donated funds to Precinct 1, Precinct 2, Precinct 3, Precinct 4, Victoria Police Department and Victoria County Sheriff’s office for the purchase of practice ammo.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office to assist in the purchase of a “drug dog” and training.
Donated funds to the family of fallen First Responder Edwin Ellis.
Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department to complete the purchase of fitness equipment.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of fifteen Body Worn Camera Systems.
Donated funds to Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission for the purchase of Defibtech Lifeline AUTO AED Standard Package (HeartSmart) and to LA Gear for the purchase of video camera system, LED Flashlite kits, and North American Rescue Range Kit.
Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department for purchase of “Train-the-Trainer Program” and 27 – Blue Card 50 hours of online training subscriptions.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of a new drug dog.
Donated funds to Texas Alcohol Beverage Commission for the purchase of Indoor Rower Black Model D with PM5 Monitor, Action Pro 9mm Dummy Rounds, 9mm Orange Dummy Rounds; Gun Spec. Saf-07 Trainer 0 22mm; Blueguns – Glock, Carbine Training Gun; Tactical Sabre Jackets and M.U.L.E. Hydration Packs.
Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department for the purchase of a drone.
Donated funds to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for the purchase of a camera and items for patrolling purposes.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of a motorcycle with all equipment.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of 4 Police Dog Vests.
Donated funds to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for the purchase of Hummingbird Helix Imaging Sonar, Nikon PROSTAF Binoculars, and Intoximeters.
Donated funds to Victoria Police Department for the purchase of a Forensic Computer to be used with the CYBER Crimes Investigative Unit, and Video Enhancement Software.
Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department for the purchase of a Kubota D1105 Diesel terrain vehicle and a Firelite Transport Deluxe.
Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department for the purchase of a medical training program.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of a drug dog.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office Special Crimes Unit for the purchase of a dog kennel.
Donated funds to Texas Parks and Wildlife for the purchase of FLIS SCION PMT and FLIR BREACH.
Donated funds to Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of CLE Orange Delivery System with laser, Mag holder, CLE Holster, and L.E. OC.
Donated funds to the Victoria Fire Department for the purchase of a Tactical Medic Body Armor set.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of a motorcycle with all equipment.
Donated funds to Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of a dual-purpose detection and patrol dog, including 4-233k handler’s course
Donated to Constable Precinct 1 for the purchase of 2 flashlights
Donated funds to Victoria Police Department for the purchase of APEX Officer Training Simulator (APEX Officer X2)
Donated to Texas Parks & Wildlife for the purchase of 2 winches
Donated funds to Victoria Fire Department for the purchase of 10 body worn cameras for VPD Paramedics
Donated funds to assist the Victoria Police Department with the purchase of body-worn cameras
Donated funds to the family of Officer Phillip Barron, who died in the line of duty, to pay off the mortgage.
Donated funds to the family of Officer Slovacek, who died in the line of duty
Donated funds to Victoria Parks & Wildlife for the purchase of 2 Go-Lights (including mounting and wiring) for 2 vehicles and a portable Go-Light
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department for the purchase of a drone with batteries
Donated funds to Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of a dual-purpose drug dog and 6-week handler course
Donated funds to Texas Parks & Wildlife for the purchase of a Decked Truck Bed System for two state patrol trucks and a River Boat Light Bar, including protective hardware and a mounting system.
Donated funds to Victoria County Sheriff’s Office for the purchase of Rapid Assault Tools-Extendable Ratpack
No request for equipment.
Donated funds to the Placedo VFD, Quail Creek VFD, Lonetree VFD, and Meyersville Fireman’s Association to purchase needed items.
Donated funds to the Victoria County Sheriff’s office to purchase body-worn cameras and related accessories.
Donated funds to the Texas Parks & Wildlife to purchase a sonar unit and mounting hardware.
Donated funds to the Victoria Police Department to purchase patrol rifles and handguns.
Victoria Police Department’s Drone In Action. Footage From The Drone We Purchased in 20222 For The Victoria Police Department.
WHY JOIN THE VICTORIA 100 CLUB?
The Victoria 100 Club continues to offer additional assistance by donating equipment, providing training, and purchasing life insurance for our Victoria area first responders, while continuing to increase and enhance the financial base of this necessary and worthwhile organization.
The VICTORIA 100 CLUB
OUR PAST PROJECTS
Since the organization’s inception, over one million dollars in grants have been awarded to area agencies. The Victoria Police Department, Victoria County Sheriff’s Office, and the Victoria Fire Department have been beneficiaries, along with other first responders such as local volunteer fire departments, Texas Game Wardens, Victoria County Constables, Victoria College Police Department and the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
