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Supported living for young adults with IDDs

Thriving through independence, inclusion, and purpose.

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Our Mission

Solving the unique challenges faced by young adults with developmental disabilities & their families.

For families, the void can feel sudden — schooling ends between 18 and 22, and the question of what's next arrives with it. Treasure House answers it with a real home, a real community, and a personalized plan.

~6.5MAmericans live with an intellectual disability — and too many struggle to find providers trained and willing to serve them.
Find your way in

However you're here,
there's a door for you.

Families, supporters, volunteers, and future residents — start where you belong.

What we do

A home where every day
builds independence.

The substance finally gets a home — four programs that turn a residence into a launchpad.

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Residential Living & Life Coaching

A supportive community and a personalized plan for achieving independence, inclusion, and purpose as residents transition into adulthood — in a supported living residence in Glendale, Arizona.

Residents and community members together outdoors
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Vocational, Educational & Volunteer

Residents design and participate in vocational, educational, or volunteer opportunities — and learn life skills, set goals, and gain responsibilities.

A Treasure House resident smiling on a sunlit patio
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Employment Services

We also provide employment services for young adults with developmental disabilities — building the skills and confidence to find meaningful work.

Zack Warner with family at a Treasure House gathering
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Daily Support Model

With active engagement from leadership, life coaches, and community assistants, residents are empowered daily to discover independence, community, inclusion, purpose, and more.

Residents and staff sharing a moment together
"It is not only a place to live — it is a place of belonging that shares an outpouring of love and care."
Bobbie MartinJustin's grandmother & guardian
Kurt and Brenda Warner with their son Zack
Why we exist

Founded by Kurt & Brenda Warner — parents of seven, including their son Zack, who had a traumatic brain injury as a child and now, at 31, leads a purposeful life at Treasure House. Inspired by Zack, they envisioned a community where people with IDD could overcome perceived challenges, build meaningful relationships, and contribute their gifts.

Their story → the film American Underdog
Our impact

Built in three years.
Through a pandemic.

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29
Residents — a full house
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2018
Founded in Glendale, AZ
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$3.2M
Raised toward Growing Home
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48.7%
Of resident cost covered by scholarship
The campaign

Treasure House is Growing Home!

We're replicating the model — so hundreds more young adults with IDD can live and thrive independently, beyond Arizona. Your gift supports operations, funds resident scholarships, and helps build what comes next.

Campaign progress$3,201,081
RaisedGoal · $10M over 3 yrs
Life at Treasure House

Stories from home.

Resident milestones, community moments, and news. Drag or scroll sideways. →

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Milestone

A first day at work

Community members gathered for a game night
Community

Celebrity Game Night

Zack Warner at home with family
Home life

"Invite a friend over for a coke"

A resident celebrating a milestone
Growing Home

Building what's next

Kurt and Brenda Warner, founders of Treasure House
News

From the Treasure House blog

Come home

A place of belonging
awaits.

Whether you're a family exploring a future, or a supporter who wants to build one — there's a place for you here.

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