Gina R. Miller
Board Treasurer
Hello! I’m Gina R. Miller, and I’m passionate about making a difference in my community and beyond. As the owner of **Kaiser Advertising**, which I founded in 2007, and **Blue Ribbon Disposal**, established in 2016, I have spent my career dedicated to fostering growth and innovation in the business world. Each venture has been a stepping stone, allowing me to blend my entrepreneurial spirit with my commitment to social causes.
One of my proudest achievements is founding **Angels Against Alzheimer's**, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that holds a special place in my heart. I started this initiative in honor of my father, who bravely battled Alzheimer's for seven years before passing away in May 2016. Experiencing firsthand the challenges faced by Alzheimer's patients and their families ignited a fire within me to advocate for change and support those affected by this devastating disease. Through Angels Against Alzheimer's, we organize annual events aimed at raising funds for local El Paso County Alzheimer's patients, their families, and caregivers, as well as supporting essential research.
I am relentlessly passionate about finding a cure for Alzheimer’s and providing assistance to families navigating the complexities of this illness. Each dollar raised and every conversation sparked is a step toward healing for those who need it most. The emotional journey of my father and others like him drives my mission and fuels my determination.
In 2023, I took another significant step in my advocacy journey by joining the Board of **A Place Like Home**. This incredible organization is dedicated to offering respite to Alzheimer's patients and their caregivers, providing them with the much-needed breaks they deserve. I believe that everyone deserves a little help and hope, and I am excited to contribute my skills and experience to this vital cause.
Outside of my professional life, I relish the opportunity to connect with others who share my passion for driving change. I believe in the power of community—together, we can uplift those in need and work toward a future where Alzheimer's is no longer a threat to our loved ones. I’m always eager to meet like-minded individuals who share my vision and can join me on this journey of advocacy, hope, and healing.
