GLENDALE, AZ. — Former Arizona Cardinals QB, Kurt Warner, plans to open a Glendale home for people with disabilities as part of his Treasure House Foundation, which Warner and his wife Brenda founded. Warner and his wife, Brenda, are leaders of the $5 million project. The house was inspired by the Warners’ son Zachary, who suffered a traumatic brain injury as a baby that blinded him and resulted in developmental disabilities. The home will house 24 adults in North Glendale, ages 19 to 35, with a diagnosed intellectual or developmental disability.
Photo shows humanitarians Kurt Warner and his wife Brenda in Dec. 2013 giving a completely furnished new home to the Anda family through their First Things First Foundation which teamed with Habitat for Humanity of Central Arizona to deliver the surprise of a lifetime.
Treasure House will be part of a nearly 80-acre development that will include Banner Health medical offices, a senior living complex, retail, restaurants and multifamily housing. Warner, a devout Christian, said he hopes to replicate the Treasure House around the country once the Glendale home starts running. The Warners also founded the First Things First Foundation. Watch the following video where Kurt & Brenda Warner give a Glendale mother and her children the ultimate house warming gift. The First Things First Foundation teamed with Habitat for Humanity of Central Arizona for the surprise of a lifetime, a completely furnished new home.
Former NFL quarterback, Kurt Warner, is a popular Christian speaker who speaks about the impact God has had in his life. He and his wife Brenda are devout evangelical Christians. After his retirement from the NFL in 2010, Warner said he was looking forward to finally being a true father to his seven kids, and that he wanted to spend time with his wife. He speaks about the influence of his family, former teammates and God. To book Kurt Warner for a speaking event or appearance, contact Kurt Warner’s booking agent at Christian Speakers 360.
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AZ Central
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