An innovative set of integrated, multimedia, tools are available for resident assistants (RAs) to use in reaching out to the students in their residence halls. Developed by the Michael H. Minger Foundation, with the help of RAs and students, a series of posters, videos and Web pages all blend together to provide invaluable fire safety [...]
Read more: Minger Foundation’s Fire Safety Education Resources shared by FireEngineering.com
The first phase of an innovative national community service project aimed at improving fire awareness and safety was launched at Eastern Kentucky University on Monday, Sept. 26.
Gail Minger, founder of the Michael H. Minger Foundation, EKU President Doug Whitlock and other officials were on hand to kick off “Help Save A Life, Get on the [...]
Read more: EKU, Minger Foundation Launch Fire Safety Initiative
Corey Lewis, officer of public information for the Richmond Fire Department, narrated videos of dorm fires. Eastern kicked off a partnership aimed at educating students and people living in the Richmond area on fire safety Monday, as well as personal … Read the article at Eastern Progress.
WAVE – Jessica Mayes – Sep 26, 2011
RICHMOND, KY (WAVE) – A Florida woman whose son died in a dorm fire at a Kentucky university is helping to launch a program at Eastern Kentucky University that will teach students about fire safety. Gail Minger founded the Minger Foundation in honor of … Read the article at WAVE3.
Read more: Dorm fire victim’s mother launches EKU fire safety project
WKYT – Gabriel Roxas – Sep 26, 2011
Her son was killed in a fire in his college dorm more than a decade ago. Since then Gail Minger has made it her mission to promote fire safety on campuses across Kentucky. Monday, Minger visited EKU to help launch a new community service project. Read the article at WKYT.
By Ronica Shannon, Register News Writer, RICHMOND – To Gail Minger, Eastern Kentucky University seemed to be the perfect place to launch a nationwide community service project encouraging fire safety. Read the article at the Richmond Register.
March 31, 2011 6:51 PM
Story by Angel McCurdy from theDestinLog.com
NICEVILLE — One woman’s tragedy has evolved into efforts to educate students and help keep her neighborhood safe and fire free.
Gail Minger, through the Michael A. Minger Foundation, has been working diligently since her son died in an arson fire in a dormitory at Murray State [...]
Read more: One mother’s tragedy drove her to help residents get free smoke detectors
Gail Minger, founder of the Michael [H]. Minger Foundation, is helped off a fire engine by Capt. David Birch of the East Niceville Fire District as they deliver free smoke detectors Thursday. Minger's son was killed in an arson fire in 1998.