Our Sponsors
The Brain Injury Association of America, Delaware Chapter
Donate Welcome to the Delaware Chapter
Whether you’re living with a brain injury, supporting someone you love, working in the field, or looking for a way to make a difference, you belong here.
Approximately 15,000 Delawareans live with an acquired brain injury. Behind that number are individuals, families, caregivers, and professionals looking for answers, resources, connection, and support.
Through the Brain Injury Association of America’s Delaware Chapter (BIAA-DE), you can find resources, connect with others, learn about advocacy and education, and become part of a growing community working toward a stronger future for people affected by brain injury. Wherever you are on the journey, you don’t have to navigate it alone.
| Support and Resources | News and Events | Luminary of the Year | Get Involved |
 | | |
Luminary of the Year
Celebrate Leadership. Help Advance the Mission.
You’re invited to be part of BIAA-DE’s signature fundraising event, Luminary of the Year.
It’s an evening that brings Delaware’s brain injury community together for connection, inspiration, and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference.
There are many ways to take part. You can become a Fundraising Champion Candidate, sponsor the event, attend, or show your support.
Get Involved with Luminary of the Year.
Connect With the Delaware Chapter
Have a question or looking for a place to start? Meet the people helping connect Delawareans with information, resources, education, and support.
Meet the Delaware Executive Director
Daniel Davis serves as Executive Director of the Brain Injury Association of America’s Delaware Chapter, where he leads statewide efforts to expand brain injury education, advocacy, professional training, community partnerships, and access to resources for individuals and families. He brings more than a decade of nonprofit leadership experience spanning program development, community engagement, fundraising, and organizational strategy, with previous leadership roles in Delaware’s nonprofit sector and the Boy Scouts of America. Daniel is committed to building strong partnerships across health care, government, business, and community organizations to improve services and opportunities for Delawareans affected by brain injury. In 2026, he was recognized by the Delaware Business Times as one of Delaware’s “40 Under 40” honorees.
Get in touch: ddavis@biausa.org | 302-346-2083
Meet the Information and Resource Specialist
Andrew Burdan serves as Resource Navigator for the Brain Injury Association of America – Delaware Chapter (BIAA-DE), helping individuals with brain injury, families, caregivers, and professionals connect with resources and services throughout Delaware. With a professional background in caregiving and direct experience supporting individuals with brain injury, Andrew brings a practical, person-centered perspective to the role. He works closely with community members and providers to understand their needs, identify appropriate resources, and help make Delaware’s often-complex system of brain injury services easier to navigate. Andrew also supports BIAA-DE’s outreach and education efforts, with a particular focus on expanding access to resources in Kent and Sussex counties.
Get in touch: aburdan@biausa.org
Stay Connected
Want helpful resources, chapter news, upcoming events, and ways to get involved?
Stay connected with Delaware’s brain injury community and get updates delivered directly to your inbox.
About BIAA-DE
The Brain Injury Association of America’s Delaware Chapter is dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by brain injury throughout Delaware.
As part of the Brain Injury Association of America, BIAA-DE advances education, awareness, advocacy, research, treatment, and support while helping build a stronger, more connected brain injury community across the state.
Mailing Address:
1151 Walker Rd Ste 100
Dover, DE 19904
Follow Us on Social Media
Stay connected with Delaware’s brain injury community, hear about upcoming opportunities, and follow the work happening across the state.