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A place of their own.
A life that’s truly theirs.

Treasure House is a supportive living community where adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities live with greater independence, build friendships, work, grow, and make a home of their own.

More than “just” housing

Your own place changes everything.

Having a key to your own front door shifts how you see the world and your place in it. It is the physical space where you finally get to make the rules, set your own routines, and decide exactly how your day unfolds.

That foundational privacy is what makes our community so powerful. Residents have the safety of a personal retreat, giving them the confidence to step outside, pursue their goals, and build friendships on their own terms.

Treasure House residents and staff playing giant Connect Four together on the patio
A Treasure House coach and resident making heart shapes with their hands

What life here makes possible

Home is only the beginning.

Having your own place is a big step. What comes next is even bigger: building confidence, finding purpose, making friends and creating a life that feels like yours.

A Treasure House resident relaxing on the porch in a layered sage composition

A front door of their own

Their apartment. Their routines. Their choices. The freedom to make a place truly feel like home.

A Treasure House resident enjoying a community fair in a layered terracotta composition

Support when it’s needed

Our team is close by when residents need support, while giving them the space to try, learn and do more for themselves.

A Treasure House resident working behind a counter in a layered blue composition

Work with purpose

Coaching, job training and real opportunities help residents discover their strengths and put them to work.

A Treasure House resident celebrating in a layered ochre composition

People to do life with

Dinner plans. Ball games. Birthdays. Inside jokes. Friendships here are built through the everyday moments that make a place feel like home.

Everyday life. Bigger possibilities.

This is what independence looks like.

It doesn’t happen all at once. It happens in hundreds of everyday moments: making dinner, getting to work, managing money, trying something new and realizing you can handle more than you thought. At Treasure House, those moments add up.

No two lives look the same

One community.
Plenty of ways to belong.

From building a career to making dinner or spending time with friends, a good life looks different for everyone. We help each resident build their own.

30 residents currently call Treasure House home
Meet Our Community Glendale · Est. 2018
Zach Warner, whose family founded Treasure House

Why Treasure House exists

“We wanted everyone to have a seat at the table.”
— Brenda Warner · Co-founder

The next chapter

More people are ready for a life of their own.

More adults are ready for the independence, friendships and opportunities Treasure House offers. Growing Home will expand our community, giving more people a home of their own and room to build the life they want.

$1M
Raised to date
$20M
Campaign Goal
Treasure House residents and staff together on a desert hike
Two Treasure House residents out on a bike ride

You can help open the next front door

Make room for more lives like these.

A home of their own. Meaningful work. Friends to share life with. Your gift helps make these everyday possibilities a reality for more adults.

Residents celebrating together in the Treasure House common room
Three Treasure House residents with their arms around each other in the lounge