National Event
BIAA's 2026 National Luminary of the Year celebration will honor Dr. Greg O'Shanick, M.D., and will take place in Washington, D.C.
Get InvolvedFor over 40 years, the Brain Injury Association of America has provided vital resources, support, and advocacy for the brain injury community—advancing research and legislation to improve lives. But this work isn’t possible without the dedication of Champions.
Luminary of the Year Champion candidates will be supported by BIAA staff in several ways throughout their fundraising campaign, such as having access to streamlined online tools that will allow them to easily share their story, upload photos, share fundraising updates, and reach out to their networks.
The fundraising totals will be announced from the stage at the end of the night. The highest total will become a Luminary of the Year Champion!
With BIAA’s guidance and your drive, you’re not just fundraising – you’re building a lasting impact.
BIAA's 2026 National Luminary of the Year celebration will honor Dr. Greg O'Shanick, M.D., and will take place in Washington, D.C.
Get InvolvedThe Brain Injury Association of America - Texas Chapter's second annual Luminary of the Year celebration will honor Russell Shearn Moody and will take place in Houston, Texas.
Get InvolvedThe Brain Injury Association of America - Tennessee Chapter will be hosting their inaugural Luminary of the Year event in Nashville, Tennessee to honor Dr. Mayur B. Patel.
Get InvolvedThe Brain Injury Association of America - Delaware Chapter will host their inaugural Luminary of the Year event in Newark, Delaware to honor Matt Denn.
Get InvolvedHowever you want to get involved, our team is here to help every step of the way. Click on the tiles below to see the contact information for the staff member associated with each event.