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– Every gift is important. Your contribution will enable the Brain Injury Association of Michigan to support the many programs and services offered to persons with brain injury and their families. Your support will provide the Association with the necessary funds to continue to expand its programs. How to Make A Donation There are many different ways to help.
Monetary donations to the Brain Injury Association of Michigan is responsibly managed and carefully allocated. If you have any questions, please call the office at (810) 229-5880 ext. 17. The Brain Injury Association of Michigan is a not-for-profit that has been designated a 501(c)(3) agency. Gifts to the Association are tax deductible. The Association is registered with the State of Michigan’s Attorney General’s Charitable Trust section (MICS 12846). All forms are available by contacting the Association (via e-mail or by phone at (810) 229-5880). As a convenience to our website visitors, a number of our forms are available for download and printing as word files. Legacy Society In 1999, the Brain Injury Association of Michigan's Legacy Society was established. Annually, the Society recognizes its newest contributing members at the Spring Tribute Dinner. In addition, selected individuals who have contributed to the brain injury field, or have shown a demonstrated leadership in working to improve lives of persons with brain injuries or their families are selected as an honorary member. Goal: To develop a perpetual fund from which the investment income will provide the financial base of operation support for the organization. Objectives:
To become a member: An individual or family is welcome to join the Society. There are no requirements for joining other than a willingness to support the mission and programs of the Brain Injury Association of Michigan, as well as the desire to contribute financially as described by the financial categories. Financial Categories:
The Brain Injury Association of Michigan is a non-profit membership organization with opportunities for membership at the supporting, contributing or sustaining member level. 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). Legacy Society Members The following individuals are members of the Legacy Society. Their support and dedication to the goals of the Brain Injury Association of Michigan is deeply appreciated. Congratulations to the following 2008 Legacy Award RecipientsCommunity Service & Leadership Award
Thomas J. Constand Jim & Kiki Constand instilled in their son the value of service, community, and family. Tom continues to weave these values into his work. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in hotel, restaurant and institutional management from Michigan State University. Professional Service Award
Heidi Reyst, Ph.D. Harvey & Sally Reyst taught Heidi at a young age the importance of working hard. Their commitment to a solid work ethic definitely shaped Heidi into the person she is today. Her parents made sacrifices to assure that Heidi had the education, experiences and skills to be successful in life. Inducted Members Dotty Harnden-Creedon (1999) Honorary Members
The Brain Injury Association of Michigan's Development Committee actively seeks nominations throughout the October – December time frame each year. However, Nominations may be made throughout the year. Exceptional Operating Support The Brain Injury Association of Michigan wishes to acknowledge the individuals or corporations whose combined contributions of $5,000 or more during 2006 helped support operational expenses. These contributions aided in providing quality services and programs throughout the state. The Society expresses a heartfelt thanks to: Gold (Contributing $10,000 and greater)
Silver (Contributing $7,500 - $9,999)
Bronze (Contributing $5,000 - $7,499)
Get Involved We welcome your involvement with Brain Injury Association of Michigan in any or all of the ways that are listed below. The Brain Injury Association of Michigan is a non-profit membership organization with opportunities for membership at the supporting, contributing or sustaining member level. 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). Volunteer Opportunities 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 Michigan volunteers work on:
Chapter and 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 have Chapter and Support Group availability statewide. For information on starting a local group in your area, contact the Association office at info@biami.org. Join a Committee The Association has several committees that provide advice and oversight for many of the activities of the Association. If you are interested in learning more about the committees of the Association, please contact us at info@biami.org Join the Legislative Network Join the Legislative Network. We need your help! The Brain Injury Association of Michigan has an active Legislative Network of people concerned about brain injury that we keep informed of current policy matters. We rely on people like you to contact their legislators to discuss how policies may help or harm people with brain injury. For more information, go to our Advocacy page or Join the Legislative Network. Share a Contact Do you have contact with a Corporation or Foundation that will help support the Brain Injury Association of Michigan to provide services to thousands of 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 call the office at (810) 229-5880 and ask to speak with Michael F. Dabbs (mdabbs@biami.org).
Golf!
East Golf Outing 25th Annual Eastern Grand Invitational Golf Outing Click here to download the full registration brochure Join us at the Brain Injury Association of Michigan's 25th Annual Eastern Grand Invitational Golf Outing. Each year, for the past twenty-four years, this golf outing has been one of our major fundraising events to benefit the Association. The proceeds from this event will benefit the Brain Injury Association of Michigan and all of its statewide chapters. Tuesday, July 15, 2008
17th Annual Harvey Lexus Champions for Charity Golf Outing Click here to download the full registration brochure Join us at the 17th Annual Harvey Lexus Champions for Charity Golf Outing. Each year, for the past 16 years, this golf outing has been one of our major fundraising events to benefit the Brain Injury Association of Michigan. The proceeds from the Western Michigan Regional Golf Outing will benefit the Brain Injury Association of Michigan and its three Western Michigan Chapters in Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, and Muskegon. Opportunities to win:
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