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Sponsorship Opportunities

BIALA Sponsorship & Exhibitor Opportunities

Thank you for your interest in supporting our organization. Details about our conference sponsor and exhibitor opportunities are available below along with our Corporate Friend Sponsorship opportunity. If you are interested in sponsoring smaller social and enrichment events for those we serve, please send an email to info@biala.org .
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By supporting the Brain Injury Association of Louisiana and the Louisiana Chapter of United Spinal Association, you make it possible for us to fulfill our mission to be the statewide resource for those impacted by brain and/or spinal cord injury.

BIALA Annual Conference Sponsorship Online Application

Working as an advocate with spinal cord injury individuals, I have found very useful information from BIALA. They are quick to respond to my inquiries, and we work well together to find the resources individuals and caregivers need. Life with spinal cord injuries can be challenging so it is wonderful to know I have an organization such as BIALA to work with to make a difference in the lives of those we serve.

Nick Kylo

SCI Advocate

During an incredibly difficult time, when I called the BIALA hotline desperate for help, I was greeted by someone who showed that she truly cared, and I can't say thank you enough. She was a life support for me, and I don't know how I would have survived without her. She was there when I had no one else and brought me peace and comfort and understanding. There is no amount of money or thanks in the world that could repay her for her kindness and compassion. She was and continues to be such a blessing to me.

Catherine Genovese

Caregiver

Participating in the virtual support groups has brightened my days and helps me feel less alone and depressed. Thank you for looking out for people with disabilities and making sure we stay connected to others.

Shannon Charleston

Individual with TBI