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BIS Charity Golf Auction ⛳

We empower adults, teens, and children impacted by brain injury.

We support survivors of brain injury and their families on their recovery journeys.

In Northern Virginia, if you, a family member, a friend, or a patient have:

  • Concussion 
  • Acquired Brain Injury 
  • Traumatic Brain Injury

Brain Injury Services (BIS) has free services to support survivors of brain injury wherever they are on their journey. 

BIS is a unique and caring community. BIS provides one-on-one support and connects survivors to learn from each other.

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Support BIS and Our Partners

By dining at Sedona Taphouse, Mondays during the month of January.

Enjoy 50% off a great meal at Sedona Taphouse while doing your part for charity.

For every HALF PRICE 8 oz. Black Angus Flat Iron Steak, 8 oz. Grilled Chicken, or 7 oz. Norwegian Salmon entrée sold, Sedona Taphouse will donate $1 to our organization!

Fine Print: You must dine in on a Monday, purchase a beverage, and the promotion is limited to one entrée per person. You can’t beat that!

March Is Brain Injury
Awareness Month

Brain injuries affect more people than most people might think – soccer fields, bike paths, playgrounds, etc. – concussions aren’t small injuries, and both serious and more “routine” brain injuries have potentially life-altering effects. Even what may seem like a simple concussion can have long-lasting impacts on the ability to earn, learn, and live a happy life.

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and BIS wants to spread the word to parents, educators, and coaches that concussions and other brain injuries are not just limited to the nation’s sports fields. As spring arrives and we all begin to partake in more outdoor activities and get more active, we must be vigilant about protecting our brains.

Check out the 5 Things You Need to Know, and share the printable version with your family and friends by downloading here.

March Is Brain Injury
Awareness Month

Brain injuries affect more people than most people might think – soccer fields, bike paths, playgrounds, etc. – concussions aren’t small injuries, and both serious and more “routine” brain injuries have potentially life-altering effects. Even what may seem like a simple concussion can have long-lasting impacts on the ability to earn, learn, and live a happy life.

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and BIS wants to spread the word to parents, educators, and coaches that concussions and other brain injuries are not just limited to the nation’s sports fields. As spring arrives and we all begin to partake in more outdoor activities and get more active, we must be vigilant about protecting our brains.

Check out the 5 Things You Need to Know, and share the printable version with your family and friends by downloading here.

BIS Charity Golf Auction

Friday, April 29th Auction Preview
Saturday, April 30th at 9:00am – Auction Starts
Monday, May 2nd at 6pm – Auction Ends

The dedicated staff at Brain Injury Services works to repair lives, recover possibility, and restore hope. BIS’ innovative programs and services help survivors of brain injuries, their families, and caregivers as well as the communities they live in.

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Testimonials

“With over 400,000 survivors of brain injury in Northern Virginia, we hope to one day have the resources possible to care for everyone in our community in need of our services.”

—Denise Hyater, Executive Director

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