Credo: Trish Vradenburg

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Vradenburg, a comedy writer with plays, TV shows, a novel and even Senate speeches on he resume, became an advocate for research on Alzheimer’s disease after her mother died from the disease. Two years ago, she and her husband, who live in D.C., founded USAgainstAlzheimers, a campaign advocating for more money to find a cure for the disease.

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