
Annual Reports
Each year, the Brain Injury Association of America reports its activities to donors and constituents via an Annual Report.
Everyone in the U.S. who sustains a brain injury is diagnosed, treated, and accepted.
To advance awareness, research, treatment, and education and to improve the quality of life for all people affected by brain injury.
We stand up for what we believe in.
We tell the truth and keep our promises.
We treat others the way we want to be treated.
We work hard every day.
We think before we act.
We aspire to do more and be more.
We accept responsibility for being a primary authority on medical diagnosis and treatment, disease management, research and life challenges associated with brain injury and embrace our role as a leading influencer of public awareness and public policy change.
We respect the dignity and worth of all people. We encourage individuals with brain injury and their family members to participate in meaningful ways while welcoming the involvement of researchers, clinicians and other professionals as we pursue BIAA’s mission with urgency and excellence.
We honor the accomplishments of those who came before us and invite the next generation of leaders to help us shape priorities and plans. We seek respectful and mutually-beneficial relationships with affiliates and partners. We expect board members and staff to be fully engaged and to pursue BIAA’s mission with compassion and integrity.
We recognize new and sustainable sources of revenue are necessary to deliver valued programs and services while expanding our reach. We strive to be a growth-oriented, entrepreneurial-minded organization and to continually strengthen our capacity to achieve our mission.
We are a mission-centered, metrics-driven organization. We are transparent in our communications and efficient in our operations. We monitor emerging trends and seek opportunities, independently and in collaboration with others, that are aligned with our goals.
Each year, the Brain Injury Association of America reports its activities to donors and constituents via an Annual Report.
The Brain Injury Association of America's annual filings with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS Form 990) are available for public...
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