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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

My son sustained a spinal cord injury a few years ago, and I still rely on the resources BIALA has to offer to help us live our lives. When I am feeling down and need some encouragement, the BIALA hotline is the first place I reach out to. I feel a sense of relief after I call because of the kindness and compassion I am given. BIALA seems to really care about those they serve, and I am so thankful to have someone to talk to.

Berly Rose

Caregiver

First of all, thank you! Thank you for the magnificent website you have developed! I found some great information to help me with my fight against my own TBI. Resources just around the corner from where I lived that none of my doctors have referred me to are now at my fingertips. I continue to struggle and now am inspired to fight for others. I can't thank you enough for the work you have done.

Nicole Broussard

Individual with TBI

Attending a Connections Circle event and meeting new people and learning that I can still enjoy life even with my spinal cord injury was a blessing. I haven't picked up a bowling ball in 30 years, and today, when I did, my first bowl was a strike. This smile on my face won't go away.

Chris Alford

Individual with SCI