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The Mission of the Brain Injury Association of Ohio is to create a better future through brain injury prevention, research, education and advocacy. We ask you to take this opportunity to support our efforts by making a contribution to our Annual Giving campaign.

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Pledge Online:  Please take a moment to complete the on-line pledge form.

Donate by Mail:  Send a check to support the Brain Injury Association of Ohio.  Mail checks to:

Brain Injury Association of Ohio
855 Grandview Ave., Suite 225
Columbus, OH 43215-1123

You may download and print one of the following contribution forms to accompany your donation.

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Contribution Form - pdf document

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Other Donation Options:

Community Health Charities of Ohio

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Community Health Charities

The Brain Injury Association of Ohio is approved for the State of Ohio's Combined Charitable Campaign for the current campaign year.  Agency Code: 1992

 

United Way

Brain Injury Association of Ohio is an approved agency for the United Way of Central Ohio's Donor Choice Program for the current campaign year.  (If you would like to specify us, use code "99" and write in "Brain Injury Association of Ohio.")

 

Thank you for your donation or pledge!  We appreciate your support of the Brain Injury Association of Ohio.

 

 

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