BrainMinders

The Japan District of Pilot International produced the following video to educate audiences about BrainMindersTM.

What is BrainMinders^TM?

BrainMinders^TM is Pilot International’s signature program originally designed in 2001 to teach safety to children to help prevent brain injuries. It was made possible through an in-kind grant given to Pilot International Foundation and a gift from the estate of Callye Harrell Neese. Realizing the need to teach brain injury prevention to people of all ages, Pilots have expanded the program to include presentations for youth and seniors. Most Pilot Clubs as well as many Anchor Clubs present BrainMinder^TM Programs to persons of all ages, based on the services needed in their community. Pilot International was awarded the prestigious 2001 Association Publications Contest Grand Prize for the BrainMinders^TM Program. In 2017, an appointed Pilot International BrainMinders^TM Committee developed an enhanced website presence and a program with revised and new materials for presentations to preschoolers, children, youth, and seniors. These materials include new snippets (scripts), additional puppets, new coloring and activity books, an updated logo, stickers, bookmarks, t-shirts, banners, and BRAIN-O for Seniors. These materials/resources are available on the Pilot website under BrainMinders^TM or The Pilot International Online Store.

BrainMinder^TM Brochures

• BrainMinders^TM Brochure – Adobe PDF – Posted 05/03/19
• BrainMinders ^TM Brochure – Microsoft Word – Posted 05/03/19

BrainMinder^TM Order Forms

• BrainMinders^TM Order Form – Adobe PDF – Revised 05/21/19
• BrainMinders^TM Puppets and Banner Order Site

You may find additional resources at the following links:

BrainMinders^TM Press Release
BrainMinders Safety PSAs 2019 – Revised 05/03/19
BrainMinders^TM Informational PowerPoint
BrainMinders^TM for Children
BrainMinders^TM for Seniors

• Submit your our BrainMinders^TM Volunteer Hours!
• Submit your picture and videos to contact@pilothq.org.
• Do you have questions? Contact Lia at lia@pilothq.org.