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2023 Mission Report
2023: A Year of Progress
2023 was a year filled with promise, passage, and progress for the Brain Injury Association of Virginia. While continuing to provide the important vision and leadership so many count on us for, we transitioned to a new staff leader, embraced the opportunity to restructure our staff, and welcomed new board leadership.
Thanks to the support of our community partners and dear supporters, we ended 2023 financially strong - with a reinvigorated commitment to fulfill our mission to advance education, awareness, treatment, and research to improve the quality of life for all people impacted by brain injury. We stand ready to continue to serve with inspiration, competence, and care in 2024.
Below is a summary of our 2023 accomplishments.
Joseph Cantor, Board President
people through our information and referral services, webinars, trainings, and our Making Headway Conference.
followers on social media.
participants in our events.
2,000
through our Information & Referral services and our partnership with Sheltering Arms Institute,
36
support groups for persons with brain injury and caregivers, including 12 in-person meetings,
60
persons with brain injuries through Camp Bruce McCoy, a nationally-recognized, 38-year-old residential summer camp,
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more than
Virginians hospitalized because of a brain injury by sending them informational letters about how BIAV can help.
Targeted Case Management
Persons with severe brain injury who are Medicaid eligible will have access to targeted case management services
Medicaid Expansion
A study is underway to expand the continuum of services for persons with brain injury at risk of institutionalization
Expanded Case Management
Provides $750,000 for case management services in unserved areas of the state
We're Here for What Comes Next
If you are interested in being a part of what's next for BIAV, check out our membership options and sign up for our monthly e-newsletter.
FY23 Financials
(July 2022 - June 2023)
Expenses
Total Expenses
$1,053,564.86
Revenue
Total Revenue
$989,786.47
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Our work would not be possible
without the generosity of our supporters.
Our Partners
Thank you to the organizations who provide year-round support of our mission, events, and programs.
Our Champions
We gratefully acknowledge those who contributed $250 or more to our mission in FY23.
Alexandra Watson
Allen Allen Allen & Allen P.C.
Andrew Beazley
Atlantic Union Bank
Barbara Carter
Beach Fellowship Operations LLC
Bryan Meadows
Cantor Grana Buckner Bucci
Capital One
Caroline Carter
Center for Neurorehabilitation Services
Charles Dillard
Charles Purcell
Community Health Charities
Crandall & Katt
Dan Niccolucci
Dan Raper
Dana Larson
Daniel Klyce
Davenport & Company LLC
Edward Pettus
Evan Amabile
Frankie and Trey Brewster
Gary DuPriest
Grace Williams
Hands On Your Health, LLC
HobbleJog Foundation
Jodi Power
John Finley
Joseph and Kelly Radford
Joseph Cantor
Kathleen Hardesty
Kelli Gary
Laura Smiley
Law Office of Edward Scher, PLC
Lewis Stoneburner
Luncheon Pilot Club of Chesapeake
Marks & Harrison PC
Medical Rehabilitation Resource Consultants
Meg Kelly
Megan Murphey
Mike Mathisen
MMK Realty LLC
Nancy Hsu
Natalie Drawdy
NeuroRestorative- The Mentor Network
Numotion
Patrick and Anne McDonnell
Paul Amos
Raymond Dawson
Reinhardt, Harper, Davis, PLC
Richmond Area Bicycling Assoc.
Robert and Anne Lynch
Ruth Massey
Rylie Power
S.R. Goff Hauling, Inc.
Sandra Hellstern
Schwab Charitable
Scott and Melissa Bucci
Spencer Koch
Steven Walls
Stuart and Merrie Schippereit
The Wimpfheimer Foundation, Inc.
Tree of Life, A CollageTM rehabilitation partner
Trish Smith, LPC
Virginia Neuro-Optometry
Virginia T Dashiell Charitable Foundation
Whittington Law
William Moore
WJD Management
Yael Israel
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