National Partner Bev Kelley-Miller Advocates in Wisconsin

Bev Kelley-Miller is a driving force in the fight against the opioid epidemic. Her recent Facebook post beautifully showcases her tireless dedication and passion for overdose prevention and treatment access.

In her post, Bev excitedly promoted the upcoming Walk Event on September 8 in Appleton, one stop on the Trail of Truth National Tour, where the community will unite to celebrate recovery and honor loved ones with memorial signs. Her enthusiastic support and continuous promotion of this event reflect her deep commitment to making a difference with us at the forefront of this movement.

Bev demonstrated remarkable advocacy at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, where she collaborated with Truth Pharm and other dedicated individuals to bring the message of the Trail of Truth to the national election scene. Sporting our Truth Pharm team  t-shirts which  read, “Ask Me How to End the Overdose Epidemic: Trail of Truth,” she also distributed pins with impactful messages like “Harm Reduction Saves Lives.” Her active participation and hands-on approach in these high-profile activities underscore her profound compassion and drive for change.

Beyond these events, Bev is also rallying support for the Trail of Truth event in Washington DC in 2025. She’s inviting community members to paint tombstones to honor loved ones lost to substance-use-related causes, ensuring that every individual is remembered and celebrated.

Bev Kelley-Miller’s contributions as a National Partner of the Trail of Truth are deeply valued. Her relentless efforts, from organizing events to engaging in impactful advocacy, demonstrate her profound commitment to creating change. The love and support she provides to our community are invaluable, and her actions inspire others to join the fight against the opioid crisis.

As we celebrate Bev’s remarkable impact, we also recognize the collective strength and resilience of our community. With dedicated individuals like Bev leading the way, we continue to make strides in addressing the overdose crisis and supporting those affected.

To get involved and learn more, visit Wisconsin Lights of Hope and Trail of Truth.