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Annual Report ANNUAL REPORT We are happy to report the progress of this vital organization during its 29th year of operation! The popular joke is to hold steady at 29 years old and not age. Well, here at BINBA, we are happy to be aging. BINBA celebrates its 30th birthday in 2015 and we are thrilled! As a non-profit organization whose mission enhances the life of hundreds of community members and provides invaluable education to hundreds more, we are honored to have you on our team. An organization is the sum of its people –the clients, staff, board members, volunteers, donors – and true success is the result of a dedicated, passionate, brave, and caring Kimberly Strub group working together towards a shared vision. Henry Ford summed it Patricia Gill President Executive Director up perfectly in his quote, “Coming together is the beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.” Karen Schurig, BINBA’s Founder, would be humbled to see the organization’s progress and would be grateful for your involve- ment and support. This past year resulted in expansion in several key areas; number of programs offered, community members served, and financial support received. These are summarized on page two for your reference. We would like to highlight the fact that over 1700 people were reached through our 13 unique and specialized services. New to BINBA this past year was the completion of the Brain Injury Information Handbook (available on our website and in print), a professional Speaker’s Series, and a stroke survivor support group. Lastly, we received financial donations from more donors than ever before and hosted our most successful Gala to date. It has truly been a great year! What’s on the horizon for our 30th year? We have several goals this year. Our goals include increasing our community partner- ships, expanding our concussion education program into local schools, adding a speech therapy class for stroke survivors, posting an extensive resource list on our website, and hosting an outstanding Gala in honor of 30 years! In this report, you will see that BINBA serves people of varying ages and injuries. These clients are ‘us’, living their lives when an injury happened suddenly, changing their abilities and their futures. As you read about Cole, a survivor of numerous concussions before the age of 18, remember that you made a difference in his life. Becausecause of of you you and and BINBAs BINBA’s existence existence,, Cole Cole and and hundreds hundreds more last year alone, have a place to turn to when an injury challenges theirheir lives. “Without BINBA, I probably would not be here today. I attribute BINBA to beingeing one of the reasons that I'm still alive today.” Cole KernKern With Gratitude,titude, KimberlyKimberly Strub, President,President, Board of DirectorsDirectors Patricia Gill, Executive Directorr On April 12, 2014, 250 friends of BINBA gathered to raise over $100,000 for the Karen Schurig Scholarship Fund. Emceed by Doug McConnell, BINBA honored Dennis Gilardi, Gilardi & Co., LLC, and Scott Rome, MD, Medical Director of California Pacific Regional Rehabilita- tion Center for their ppersonal commitment and contribution to makingg llifeife better fforor brain injury survivorssurvivors.. Patricia GillGill (center)(center) withwith Mary Ellen & Jeff KissellKissell Dr.Dr. GraceGrrace Dammann,Dammannn, Dr.Dr. ScottScottt RomeRome & PPatriciaaatricia Gill A Special Thank You to our amazing volunteers! Board President - Kimberly Strub PatriciaPatricia Gill,Gill, Dennis GilardiGilardi 1 with Gala Emcee - Doug McConnell andand SuSupervisorpeervisor Katie RicRicee Support & Revenue INCOME Fundraising EXPENSES Events .................................... $130,211 (25%) Building, Insurance & Admin... $78,170 (14%) Fee for Service ........................ $84,935 (16%) Fundraising & Events............... $55,362 (11%) Foundations ........................... $123,650 (24%) Programs & Services ............... $370,150 (75%) Government ........................... $23,100 (5%) Total Expenses............... $497,288 Individuals.............................. $155,777 (30%) (Note that $47,516 building depreciation is excluded) Total Revenue............... $517,673 14% 11% 16% 5% 11% 24% 25% 75% 75% 30% GROUPS Served BINBA Clients* Brain Injury Handbook............... 600 (35%) Brain Injury Survivors ............... 204 (46%) Community Presentations ...... 650 (38%) Care Partners.............................. 177 (54%) Concussion Education ............ 365 (21%) Intern Training ........................ 11 (1%) Professionals/Agencies ......... 83 (5%) 54% 21% 5% 1% 46% * Notes: 35% 70 percent are Low Income 38% 25 percent are Stroke Survivors 36 percent are Seniors (age 63+) 54 percent accessed BINBA programs and services for the first time this year Anonymous (3) DiRosa, Art Alive Jeff Kissell Oakland Athletics Baseball Company Sorella Caffee Allen Michaan-Reaissance Rialto DJ Chinese Cuisine KNTV Oakland Zoo Sprinkel, Vera American Conservatory Theater A.C.T. Mark Eastham, MD Korbel Champagne Cellars Orcutt Chiropractic Standard 5&10 Ace Amyx Video Ted Echeverria La Condesa Napa Valley Angela Osborne Stress Management Center of Marin An Affair To Remember Echo Rock Neurotherapy Lagunitas Brewing Co. Osher Marin JCC- Kanber Center For Sunnyside Nursery Patti Anastasi M A EO/Small World Trading Co. Lark Theater The Performing Arts Table Café' Asian Art Museum Exploratorium Eladia Laines and Michael Leddy Scott Parkhurst Ellen Takayama BATS Improv Fine Art Museums Of San Francisco M Clothing PCHone Nancy Taylor Bay Area Discovery Museum Fitness SF Magic Theatre Peju Winery The Cheesecake Factory Benissimo Restorante & Bar Sally Fletcher Tina and Pat Mahoney Red Robin Catering The Container Store Berkeley Repertory Theatre Focus Design Marin Ballet Becky and Larry Reed The Goode Company Bernard Portrait Photography Foot! Fun Walking Tours Marin Brewing Company Kacie Ricker The Laser Center Bette's Overview Diner Forbo Flooring NA Marin Shakespeare Company Rickey's The Lighthouse Cafe Bistro Vis A Vis FrameCrafters Gallery Marin Symphony Ritchey Design The Marsh Book Passage Framing Dragon Marin Theatre Company Rocket Life Coaching-Lisa McKeogh The Melting Pot Trevor Bridgewater Freight and Salvage Coffeehouse Marinitas Restaurant Ross Valley Players The Painters Place Buck's Of Woodside Patricia Gill Doug McConnell Ross Valley Storage The San Jose Earthquakes CA Film Institute Golden Gate Bridge - Highway & McInnis Golf Center Round Table Pizza Tiburon Wellness Center Sandy Gilpatrick and Midge Casler Transportation District Mill Valley Car Wash & Detail San Francisco Giants Mary Terry Cavallo Point Golden Gate Fields Mill Valley Services Karen Schneider Towne Car Daves' Limo Christina Chanteloup Krista Harrison Paul Miller Carol and Fred Schwartz Tub-Tim Thai Restaurant Danny Click Karen Halversen Milvali Salon SF Bay Adventures Two Hands DSB + Commercial Flooring Finishes Holiday Inn Golden Gateway Cynthia Molstad Sea Trek Kayaking Shari Weiser and Lee Uniacke COMFORTS Home Helpers Mountain Play Association Claudette Shatto USS Hornet Museum Commonwealth Club Of California Hopmonk Tavern Moylan's Brewery & Restaurant Yvette Simpson Michelle Vlahoyiannis Patricia Compton Hotel Shattuck Plaza Mulberry Street Pizzeria ShopRunner Deborah Walter Susan & Jeff D'Andre Inn Marin Needlepoint, Inc. SkinSpirit Martha Whetstone Department Of Cultural and Therese Jacobson Nick's Cove Sociale Woodlands Floral Visitor Services Carolyn Jones Night Light Sol Food Ramona Xenakis Todd DiPietro KGO Radio Nothing Bundt Cakes Sonoma Raceway Yerba Buena Center for the Arts 2 Name:Name: DavidDavid Rose Age:Age: 53 (age ata time of injury: 39) Injury:Injury: StrokeStroke Services:Services: IndividualizedIndiv Therapeutic Computer Program (ITCP) Quote: “I am betterb at problem solving in my day to day life and I am more confident.” DavidDavid is a fatherfath and self-taught chef whose stroke left him with aphasia, hemiplegia, cognitivec impairment, anger, confusion, and depression. He attends ththee ITCP programprog to improve logic and thinking skills. In addition to improvement iinn his cogniticognitivev goals, David now has a renewed sense of community, happiness, humor, and ppeace. NName:ame: LisLisee SSchurigc AAge:ge: 53 (a(agege ata time of injury: 14) Injury: TrauTraumaticum Brain Injury (car accident) SServices:ervices: TTherapeutich Day Program, Resource Referral, Support and Consultation Quote:Quote: “BINBA“BIN helps a great deal in that it is so powerful to be with others who uunderstandnderstand what you are going through” KarenKaren SchurigSchu founded BINBA to help her daughter, Lise, and others affected by bbrainrain injurinjuriesi live meaningful, connected lives. In the Therapeutic Day Program, LLise’sise’s creatcreative,i adventurous, and independent nature comes to life through eexpressivexpressive arts, therapeutic writing, life skills, gardening, and adaptive yoga. Lise’s ccareare partnerspartne also receive assistance through BINBA’s Resource Referral program. NName:ame: PPaul Diliberto AAge:ge: 32 (age at time of injury: 17) IInjury:njury: TTraumatic Brain Injury (fall) SServices:ervices Therapeutic Day Program Quote:Quote: “I“ love coming to BINBA.” PaulPaul is a kind and humorous young man whose smile lights up the room. ShortlyShortly aafter his high school graduation, Paul was hanging out with his friends wwhenhen hhee suffered a fall causing a Traumatic Brain Injury. At BINBA’s Therapeutic Day PProgram,rogram Paul is able
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