$750 raised by 3 donors
2% complete
$34,708 Goal
BRAIN INJURY NETWORK'S 2025 NORTH TEXAS GIVING DAY CAMPAIGN
Each year, members in BIN's brain injury clubhouses (BIND and BINDFW) work together to build our North Texas Giving Day campaign. Throughout the summer, members imagine, create, and design campaign ideas, and the winning campaign to use for the year is selected by all member vote.
Our 2025 winnig campaign will be revealed soon!
BIN's 2025 North Texas Giving Day campaign goal is $26,000
ABOUT BRAIN INJURY NETWORK AND OUR CLUBHOUSES
Brain Injury Network's clubhouses are community-based programs for adults living with acquired brain injuries. Our brain injury clubhouses include BIND in Plano and BINDFW in Fort Worth, Texas (check www.thebind.org).
Our brand promise is to deliver Hope, Community, and Purpose to our members, caregivers, and the community. The Clubhouse Model emphasizes the value of meaningful work activities in regaining a sense of purpose. Our members, staff, and volunteers collaborate to manag all aspects of the clubhouse program. The work includes answering phones, giving tours, developing internal and external communications, outreach plans and activities, preparing meals, cleaning, and developing our social media, to name a few. As a result, members gain hope of reconnecting to the community and living interdependently, all while developing purpose through skill development via the work-ordered day.
BIND was founded in 2012, and over the past 13 years, we have experienced tremendous support, interest, and growth, thanks to the community's support. In 2022 we opened our long-awaited Fort Worth Clubhouse to double the program's impact and expand services and support across DFW. We continue to strive toward bringing the clubhouse to as many individuals with acquired brain injury as possible, locally and beyond. Brain Injury Network is the only nonprofit organization in Texas providing brain injury clubhouse programs.
Check out our Giving Day history highlights and timeline:
Climbing this mountain together describes the work that BIN clubhouse members do every day to continue recovery from brain injury. Through the brain injury clubhouse model and work-ordered day structured programs, members become part of a supportive community, refine problem-solving skills, increase functional independence, and build mental and physical endurance. A core part of the journey includes members supporting each other's recovery while increasing their own confidence and independence.
The result is restoring hope, community, and purpose after injury - together.
Imagine being suddenly unable to read, walk, or remember how to use your phone or coffee maker? Imagine being unable to speak, to ask someone for help, or tell a family member "I love you." What if you and your family were unprepared for the loss of income and loss of independence caused by a stroke, traumatic brain injury, or brain cancer? For 100% of Brain Injury Network clubhouse program members, brain injury came without warning.
Per the Texas division of the Brain Injury Association of America, currently, approximately 381,000 Texans live with a TBI-related disability while 144,000 Texans sustain a TBI each year thereby making Texas the state with the second highest number of TBIs in the nation. And these numbers only include one kind of acquired brain injury.
The Brain Injury Network's mission is to provide tools and a bridge of support to adult with acquired brain injuries so they can reconnect to life, the community, and the workplace or community volunteering - based on the individual's goals. Our vision is to lead the DFW area in the provision of brain injury member-driven services and serve as the model for brain injury clubhouses across the state.
Our significant needs lie in the continued support of our programs, operations. Ongoing in-kind support needs include support for clubhouse activities through donations and gift cards for groceries, program supplies, including printer paper and toner, and supplies for special projects.
Community events include our Clubhouse Classic Golf Tournament on October 6, 2025 and the North Texas Brain Injury Awareness Walk - Synapse Laps in spring 2026.
Brain Injury Network is committed to addressing the systematic work of acknowledging and dismantling any inequities within our organization.
Organization name
Brain Injury Network / BIND & BINDFW Clubhouses
other names
Brain Injury Network of Dallas
Causes
Mental and Behavioral Health
Operating Budget
$500,000 - $999,999
Counties Served
Collin, Dallas, Denton, Parker, Tarrant
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
1416 Gables Court