Walk for Thought Donation

Your donation to the Walk for Thought is more than financial support—it is hope, solidarity, and the promise of a brighter future for those affected by brain injury. Through your generosity, the Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance can continue to offer essential services like free resource facilitation, educational outreach, mentoring, and statewide brain injury prevention and advocacy initiatives. Whether you're contributing in honor of a loved one, as part of your personal commitment to the future of healthcare, or to support the broader Minnesota community, your donation fuels our mission to raise awareness and enhance the quality of life for all...
$1,389.00 donated
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25 thoughts on “Walk for Thought Donation”

  1. Lisa A.S. Black

    Thanks for being such a reliable source of good information. I love being part of the Legislative Action Committee! I encourage others to support the Brain Injury Alliance!

  2. I have been manipulated and taken advantage of due to my 32 year old TBI. Hopefully this can inspire people to understand and realize that after a TBI, things can’t just go back to normal.

  3. Young people are affected by stroke too. And obviously by the broader range of brain injuries.
    But as one myself, young stroke survivors are often overlooked.

  4. Ronald and Gail Kotrba

    We are donating to honor Angie on all her accomplishments after her injury! She has amazed our whole family on all she has accomplished since her accident! We are all very proud of you Angie!!

  5. Life changed as I knew it…God saved me- my life needed me I shared with him from the hospital bed. Grateful to be alive! Goal is to heal & serve others

  6. To support those who have experienced brain injury, and their families

    This donation is for Brad Donaldson‘s team, onwards and upwards

  7. Mandi- you are inspirational and have done so much for myself and now Carter, along with countless others in your care. Continue being a TBI warrior and advocate for all who cannot. Happy early birthday 🎂

  8. We just want to help with our donation. We’re glad to help. Living with a TBI is a struggle. I’m trying to do my best with prayers, Jesus helps too!

  9. Lisa Ventura Olson

    I have had my anoxic brain injury for 16 years & have learned so much from the Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance. I enjoyed making a mask for the Unmasking Program, heard excellent speakers who have given useful insights & information plus lifted my spirits. I will never ever give up trying to improve my brain by building new neuron pathways.

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