NWABA is On The Move with Our Spring Campaign This month we launched our Spring Campaign with the theme “On the Move” because NWABA is always on the move. Whether our athletes are pedaling forward on a tandem bike
NWABA Athletes Chill Out with Two New Winter Sports Events Northwest Association for Blind Athletes was excited to premier two new winter sports experiences in Boise and the Puget Sound areas. Our athletes in the Puget Sound area laced up
Washington Trust Bank Makes a Move to Support NWABA and the Community Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) is honored to work with corporate partners to support our programs and services. Since 2014, Washington Trust Bank has been one of those partners—a
Make a Difference. Be Inspired. Volunteer With NWABA. Have you thought about volunteering your time but been unsure where to start? Look no further. NWABA provides opportunities to individuals who are blind and visually impaired through the power
Weeknight Winter Sports Program Keeps on Shredding & Now Expands to Idaho! One of our most anticipated winter program events is our weekly skiing & snowboarding series which started last month. This is the third year Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA)
There’s No Time Like the Present to Think About Your Estate Plan Did you know that 60% of American adults don’t have an estate plan? Of those who do have a will, 70% don’t have theirs up to date. No matter how
NWABA Virtual Program Spotlight: Meet Our Balance & Control/Yoga Instructor, Aly. Northwest Association for Blind Athletes’ (NWABA) virtual programming has grown immensely since its inception during the pandemic, providing daily workouts Monday through Friday, reaching individuals who are blind and visually
Camp Spark Winter Sessions are Just Around the Corner As the new year approaches, so do the the new winter sessions of Camp Spark. January 19th marks our first of three winter camp sessions serving youth and young adults