NWABA is here to help guide you through the process with our estate planning resources.
You’ve helped athletes build the confidence, friendships, and independence they need to achieve success in all areas of life. And now, we welcome the opportunity to help you! NWABA has developed a straightforward, yet comprehensive program designed to assist our supporters in navigating the estate planning process.
If you’re documenting a planned gift to NWABA, you’ll need the following information:
Legal Name: Northwest Association for Blind Athletes
Mailing Address: PO Box 61489, Vancouver, WA 98666
Physical Location: 703 Broadway St. Suite 600, Vancouver, WA 98660
Phone: 360.448.7254
Tax ID/EIN: 26-0244283
I give the Northwest Association for Blind Athletes, Tax ID: 26-0244283, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Washington State, all the rest, residue, or remainder of my estate, both real and personal, for its general purposes.
If any of the above-named beneficiaries disclaims or predecease me, I bequeath his or her share to the Northwest Association for Blind Athletes, Tax ID: 26-0244283, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Washington State to be used for its general purposes.
If you have already prepared your will and estate planning, your attorney can include a bequest to Northwest Association for Blind Athletes by adding a codicil including the bequest language.
Naming NWABA as a beneficiary of your IRA or other qualified retirement account, including stock accounts, is easy to do. Simply update the “Beneficiary Form”, on your retirement plan’s website and provide the contact information and Tax ID/EIN number above.
Contact your IRA plan administrator to make a gift from your (Required Minimum Distribution) RMD to NWABA and provide the contact information and Tax ID/EIN number above.
Please keep in mind that a QCD must be initiated by your retirement fund directly and mailed directly to NWABA. If the funds pass through you, in any way, the tax benefits outlined above do not apply.
Be sure to contact Sue Warren, Director of Development & Communications, [email protected] or 360.984.5506, before beginning the donation process, so that our broker can be alerted to the incoming gift.
or would like more information about our estate planning assistance program, please contact Sue Warren, Sr. Director of Development & Communications at 360.984.5506 or [email protected].
Northwest Association for Blind Athletes encourages supporters to consult with their financial advisor or attorney before considering a planned gift of any nature.
Donating appreciated stock to the Northwest Association for Blind Athletes can have significant tax advantages!
Including a gift to NWABA in your will or a trust is a generous and simple way to make a transformational impact.
Without our volunteers, we would not be able to serve as many people as we do.
NWABA offers many ways for you to make a profound impact on individuals of all ages and abilities, who are blind or visually impaired.