The Victims Rights Foundation Expands

Mr. W. Gregory Wims spoke to 100 students at Woodrow Wilson High School on the 27^th of August 2013.  Mr. Wims spoke to the students about the importance of giving back to the community and about his voluntary career standing 47 years. As an example, Mr. Wims spoke to the students about the Victims Rights Foundation raising more than $500,000 for victims of the Sniper Shootings in the Washington DC Metro Area. Youth ambassadors from local high school communities helped raise the funds.

After Mr. Wims presentation, 12 students from Woodrow Wilson High School volunteered to be Youth Ambassadors for the Victims Rights Foundation. The Woodrow Wilson High School students will become the first Youth Ambassadors for the Victims Rights Foundation.

About Greg Wims

Greg Wims has 45 years of volunteer service to the community.He is the producer of Montgomery Matters TV show on MCM, an 8th generation Montgomery County native, has volunteered with 60 non-profit organizations over 45 years and he is also the founder of the Victims' Rights Foundation. He is the area Governor for the Bethesda area Rotary Clubs. His place of employment is Bold Concepts, Inc. He has received over a 100 awards locally and internationally and has raised over 2 million dollars for charities.

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