Get Involved

You have more power to make a difference than you think, especially when it comes to creating positive change for the 200,000 Michigan residents living with brain injury. And it doesn’t have to take a huge time commitment. Here are a few options of how you can make a difference:

Donate

Through your donation, the Association will continue its work to ensure that people affected by brain injury have access to dedicated advocates and needed services. Your commitment will support our efforts to provide essential services and supports throughout. The Brain Injury Association of Idaho has a variety of ways for you to get involved: gifts, donations, sponsorships and financial planning.

Sponsor

Sponsors make it possible for us to get valuable information in the hands of those who need it most, while at the same time promoting their own services and showing their commitment to helping people affected by brain injury. Contact the Association office for more information.

Volunteer

Become involved in your area or statewide! A variety of volunteer opportunities are available to meet the Association’s mission and vision. Brain Injury Association of Idaho volunteers work on:

• Health fairs
• Public awareness
• Information and Resources
• Administrative support
• Prevention activities
• The opportunities are limitless!

Support Group Leadership

Providing opportunities for local support to people with brain injuries, family members and friends is a founding principle of the Association. The Association's goal is to assist Support Groups statewide. For information on starting a local group in your area, contact the Association office at info@biaid.org.

Share a Contact

Do you have contact with a Corporation or Foundation that will help support the Brain Injury Association of Idaho to provide services and support individuals and families each year? Relationships are important when seeking support for the vital services of the Association. If you have a contact(s) that you believe can assist and/or support our fundraising effort, please contact the Association office at info@biaid.org.

Become a Member

By becoming a member of the Brain Injury Association of Idaho, you are helping provide Idaho residents affected by brain injury with the support they need to live, love and work in the community of their choice.

How to Become a Member

The Brain Injury Association of Idaho is a non-profit membership organization. If you are interested in becoming a member, please print out a membership form (the free Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view this file).

Personal Membership Categories and Benefits
Memberships may be for an individual or family

All Brain Injury Association of Idaho Membership Benefits include:

• Participation in statewide, and local chapter activities at a reduced rate.
• Quarterly state newsletter and monthly chapter newsletter
• Access to our information and resource library free

 
Individual/Family Membership - $35

• Recognition in Brain Injury Association of Idaho's publications
• Informational brochures regarding brain injury - quantities provided for distribution
• Use of educational materials (i.e., I.M. Brainy Bear, etc)
• BIAA’s “THE Challenge” (published quarterly)
  

Corporate Membership - $200

Additional benefits include:

• Recognition in Brain Injury Association of Idaho's publications
• Informational brochures regarding brain injury - quantities provided for distribution
• Use of educational materials (i.e., I.M. Brainy Bear, etc)
• Marketing and sponsorship opportunities in Brain Injury Association of Idaho's activities,
  events and publications at a reduced rate.
• BIAA’s “THE Challenge” (published quarterly)
  

Corporate Membership Categories

Corporate – Large $ 1,000

• 10 Individuals
• 10 additional individuals receive membership rate at Brain Injury Association of Idaho's events

Corporate – Medium $ 500

• 5 Individuals
• 5 additional individuals receive membership rate at Brain Injury Association of Idaho's events

Corporate – Small $ 200

• 2 Individuals
• 3 additional individuals receive membership rate at Brain Injury Association of Idaho's events