Supporting survivors of Acquired and Traumatic Brain Injury (ages 30-60) with the non-medical challenges that arise when life is suddenly disrupted. Legal aid, financial planning, home accessibility, and educational scholarships.
After dealing with a sudden life-threatening stroke, normal everyday life stopped being an option for me. With the support of others, I was able to address some of the challenges that had suddenly arisen – but not everyone has that opportunity.
We connect ABI/TBI survivors (ages 30-60) with resources, advisors, and support services to help navigate life after brain injury.
Unfinished Business is a 501(c)(3), tax-exempt charitable organization where all involved are unpaid volunteers with a passion to help.
We focus on the non-medical challenges: legal battles for SSDI, financial planning for income loss, home modifications, and more.
Brain injury doesn’t discriminate. We’re here to help survivors navigate the challenges that come after.
Americans experience TBI annually
CDC estimate
Peak earning years affected
Our focus age group
Volunteer-run organization
Every dollar goes to help
Stories worth telling
Your journey matters
Our programs address the non-medical challenges that arise when life is suddenly disrupted by brain injury.
Assistance navigating Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) approval processes and other legal challenges.
Professional guidance to help manage sudden income loss and plan for a different financial future.
Support for home improvements and modifications to improve handicap accessibility and quality of life.
Scholarships for children of survivors, ensuring a parent's injury doesn't impact their child's future.
This organization offers support for people who have unfinished business to complete after life disruption due to brain injury from stroke or TBI. Tell us your story, and we’ll work together to find guidance and assistance for your specific obstacles.
"After dealing with a sudden life-threatening stroke, normal everyday life stopped being an option for me. I want to give individuals who have had their normal life shaken by such events an opportunity to speak out and gain support."
Your donation helps survivors access legal aid, financial planning, home modifications, and scholarships. Every dollar makes a difference.
Join us at our upcoming fundraisers and community events. Meet other survivors, supporters, and volunteers making a difference.