Category: Newsletters

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

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)

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

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

As we wrap up 2023 and you’re putting the bows on your holiday gifts, please remember Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) during this time of giving. Your support means

Thank you for your support of Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) in 2023. Because of you, we’re providing limitless opportunities through sports and physical activity which transform the lives

As Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) continues to grow, so does the need to expand our community leadership. We are excited to announce the confirmation of our newest Board

Established in 1964 by President Lyndon B. Johnson, October 15th is recognized as White Cane Awareness Day. The white cane is recognized around the world as a means for identifying,

Giving Tuesday is always held the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. This year it falls on November 28th. Each year, around this time, you might receive several emails, letters and advertisements centered

Northwest Association for Blind Athletes just wrapped its eighth year of hosting Camp Spark—a comprehensive, residential sports camp for youth and young adults, ages 8-21, who are blind and visually