Miller Philanthropy - Philanthropic grant making foundation improving the quality of life in communities.

The Team

Having grown up in Guyana, South America, Gina has seen the negative environmental impact of modern living as well as the heart breaking effects of extreme poverty in third world rural communities. The drying up of tributaries, mass felling of rainforest, flooding of huge areas for hydro-electric projects and compulsory migration of indigenous people.
In the UK, Gina has undertaken many voluntary projects since university.
Along with her husband Alan, she founded a 'home from home' children's nursery in 2007 catering for children from 3 months � 14 years.
The couple have also been major contributors to the Lady Thatcher infirmary at the Royal Hospital Chelsea and many other charities and projects in the UK.
Gina's stance is simple � her family is hugely blessed due to her and Alan's business success and her fortunate upbringing. This means they can enjoy the amazing heart-warming feeling of helping others and knowing that her work will be carried on by her children.

Alan is a trustee but not involved in the day-to-day running of the foundation.
His experience assessing company accounts and financial statements will hugely assist in assessing financial statements and accounts from grant applicants.
Alan is a non-executive director of two university spin outs that are seeking to develop drugs and techniques that will help mankind. Pharminox Ltd - an emerging UK company focused on the discovery and development of novel small molecule drugs for the treatment of cancer; and Tissue Regenix Ltd � dedicated to the development of clinical solutions to address the chronic shortfalls in donor tissue availability in areas such as Vascular and Orthopaedic medicine.
His family have long been involved in charity work and his aunt Esther Ranzen has been a shining example.
He has completed the New York marathon three times and the London marathon twice � all for charitable causes.