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Thanks for you interest in becoming an event sponsor for BIALA. We've received your online application and look forward to helping you make the most of your BIALA Sponsorship.

Please choose your sponsorship level below for the respective event and make your payment online using any major credit card.

Annual Conference Sponsorship

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Ms. Wheelchair Sponsorship

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Other Program Sponsorship

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DO YOU PREFER NOT TO PAY ONLINE?

Please download the appropriate sponsorship packet below for the respective event and send a check made payable to:

BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA
3433 Highway 190, Suite 270
Mandeville, LA 70471

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The stress of everything is overwhelming. Every place and person I have called has shut the door in my face, and I felt like I was drowning. No one wanted to help until I called you. You have been an angel sent to me who has been incredibly kind, willing to listen and also help find what we need. By sharing your own personal stories, you have shown me that there is hope. Having you to talk to has been such a comfort and I just can’t say thank you enough. This has been an incredibly hard road but now that I have found you, it has become easier because I know there is someone who cares. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, my sweet angel, and thank you for shining some hope back in my life.

Mary Katherine Greer

Caregiver

After my son sustained a traumatic brain injury, BIALA was very helpful in providing me information on the TH/SCI Trust Fund. They walked me through the process and helped me every step of the way. It was a very stressful time in my life so I was very grateful for their support and understanding.

Jason Niko

Caregiver

In between my therapies, I wanted to keep moving forward so I reached out to find some ideas of ways to keep my brain working. They were so helpful and friendly and gave me many great ideas to try. We were even laughing together, and it made it feel like I was talking to a friend.

Bobby Bodin

Individual with TBI