Our Story
Victory in Volumes was originally started in the midst of COVID-19 and was dedicated to collecting used books and redistributing them to children who love to read. We had ties to multiple organizations across the nation to donate our community's books to students who didn't have access to the same material.
As the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has lessened, the organization's efforts have shifted to focusing on an issue that many women face: a limited knowledge and understanding in women's health. Victory in Volumes is now focused on building a community that advocates for women's health and well-being.
What We Stand For
Victory in Volumes is a non-profit organization that exists to bring communities together in support of women's health and well-being. Through collective voices and proactive action, we strive to address the disparities in medical awareness and create lasting impacts that uplift individuals and communities alike.
We host several events throughout the year dedicated to supporting women through every stage of life — from young adulthood and pregnancy to motherhood, midlife, and beyond.
DonateOur Team
Advaitha Kamalakkanan
Co-Founder, Co-Director
Advaitha Kamalakkanan graduated from Rutgers University–New Brunswick with a degree in Molecular Biology & Biochemistry. She is pursuing a career in medicine and aims to advance women's health by growing the organization's impact through education and community engagement. Advaitha hopes to continue shaping the organization into a space that brings people together for the united purpose of improving women’s health and well-being.
Kaitlyn Victor
Co-Founder, Co-Director
Kaitlyn Victor earned her degree in Bioengineering and Biochemistry from Northeastern University. Her background encompasses work in both the medical device industry and oncology clinical research, where she gained valuable insight into the lack of awareness in women's health and research. Kaitlyn hopes to continue shaping the organization into a community-engaging platform that bridges awareness and education on women's health.