Benefiting Amyloidosis Research & Awareness
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Empowering people with the knowledge and understanding of amyloidosis for earlier detection, ensuring a better quality of life for those afflicted with the disease and to help science find the cures.
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2025 1064hp Corvette ZR1 SWEEPSTAKES!
The highest horsepower Corvette ever built will be given away to one lucky winner on October 4, 2025! Enter today and receive 30% more tickets! CLICK HERE TO ENTER!!!
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Chip Miller was known worldwide for his resilient positive attitude & his passion for Corvettes
In December 2003, Chip was diagnosed with a little-known disease called Amyloidosis. Sadly, due to complications from the Amyloidosis, the world lost an incredibly special human being on March 25, 2004. Had Chip and his doctors been aware of the symptoms of the disease when they first presented, this legend might still be with us today.
About Amyloidosis
Amyloidosis occurs when the abnormal protein, called amyloid, builds up in one or more organs to cause a malfunction. As an abnormal protein, amyloid originates in bone marrow. The heart, kidneys, nervous system and gastrointestinal tract are most often affected by the disease.
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Two Prized Corvettes Yield Massive Return for the CMAF – The Best is Yet to Come
Over the last year, the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation has had the privilege of showcasing two amazing Corvettes that have ultimately become prizes for two lucky winners; a 2024 C8 2LT and a 1959 C1 Restomod. Each Corvette helped bring money into the CMAF, while...
Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation Announces ALL-NEW Scholarship Opportunity
20 years – it’s been 20 years since National Corvette Hall of Famer Elliott “Chip” Miller passed away due to a rare disease known as Amyloidosis. In the years since that fateful night in March of 2004, his namesake foundation has worked tirelessly to raise both...
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