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Our Team

If I have seen further than others it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.
– Isaac Newton

 

Leadership Team

Larry Gaskins
CFO Aleva Stores Team Member Larry Gaskins
Derek Gaskins
CEO Aleva Stores Team Member Derek Gaskins
Kellie Host
VP of Operations Aleva Stores Team Member Kellie Host
Scot Stier
Director of E-Commerce Aleva Stores Team Member Scot Stier
Johnny Gaines III
Sr. Customer Service Manager Aleva Stores Team Member Johnny Gaines III
Aleasha Campbell
HR Manager Aleva Stores Team Member Aleasha Campbell
Ann Hartley
Purchasing Manager Aleva Stores Team Member Ann Hartley

Our Commitment
to Community

In addition to our commitment to our customers and employees, we believe it’s important to give back through volunteering and charitable donations.

Make-A-Wish® Michigan Foundation

Aleva Stores is a proud sponsor of the Make-A-Wish® Michigan Foundation. 99% of doctors say wishes help relieve families from traumatic stress, with 87% of alumni stating their wish was a turning point in their treatment. As of today, 11,000 Michigan wises have come true because of the network of supporters.

Pair with Purchase

House brand Stego makes a Charity Series sock, with 25% of the purchase price going to Make-A-Wish® Michigan. Additionally, house medical brand VenActive offers a One Pair Purchased, One Pair Donated program.

Health, Education and Welfare

Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) is a volunteer operated nonprofit based in Wisconsin founded by a breast cancer survivor who later developed lymphedema. HEW’s goal is to educate, encourage and empower those with lymphedema. Their Compression Garment Fund is Wisconsin’s first and only financial aid program helping Lymphedema survivors obtain their medically needed compression garments.

Ninjas Fighting Lymphedema

Ninjas Fighting Lymphedema is a nonprofit that was established by lymphedema patient and spokesperson, Amy Rivera to build the lymphedema community and give them a voice. NFLF helps patients, schools, hospitals, nonprofits and communities to better respond to the lymphedema epidemic. They educate, advocate and empower individuals and organizations to take an active role in creating awareness and spreading hope.