Category: Newsletters

In partnership with the Blind and Visually Impaired Fund (BVIS) and the Canby School District, NWABA once again hosted the Oregon State Track Meet for Oregon youth who are blind

Most of you reading this are familiar with Camp Spark—our comprehensive week-long summer & winter summer and winter camp for youth and young adults who are blind and visually impaired,

Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) is expanding our giving portfolio by adding virtual payments to the various ways to donate and making it even easier to give a gift

After four years of being held virtually, Visual Impairment Enrichment Weekend (VIEW) was held in-person at the Montana School for the Deaf and Blind (MSDB). In partnership with MSDB, Northwest

Athlete,  Jamie Harrell, of Middleton, Idaho is our athlete spotlight for the month of April! Jamie first joined NWABA in 2022 after he was referred to the organization by a

Spring is here and growth is all around; not only for the organization itself but also our athletes, who have grown with us. Now as NWABA reaches its 16th year, we’ve

After four years of being held virtually, Visual Impairment Enrichment Weekend (VIEW) was held in-person at the Montana School for the Deaf and Blind (MSDB). In partnership with MSDB, Northwest

Athlete,  Jamie Harrell, of Middleton, Idaho is our athlete spotlight for the month of April! Jamie first joined NWABA in 2022 after he was referred to the organization by a

Spring is here and growth is all around; not only for the organization itself but also our athletes, who have grown with us. Now as NWABA reaches its 16th year,

Northwest Association for Blind Athletes (NWABA) held its first annual dinner and auction on March 11th at the Marriott Downtown Tacoma. The room was buzzing as guests enjoyed tray-passed hors