Seven ways in.
Residents pay half of what it costs to live at Treasure House. Donors cover the other half, and volunteers cover what money doesn't. Here's every way to be one of them.
Pick the one that fits what you've got.
Three of the seven cost time, one costs nothing if you owe Arizona tax. In order of commitment, not importance.
Give once
Any amount, right now. It closes the tuition gap first.
Donate
Give and get it back
Dollar-for-dollar against your Arizona state tax — up to $506 single, $1,009 jointly, for 2026. If you owe the state, this gift costs you nothing.
Tax Credit Giving
Give monthly
The Game Changers Club gives monthly. Those are the gifts we can plan next year's budget on instead of hoping for it.
Game Changers Club
Give time
Volunteers help at events and around Treasure House. Reach out to Grace Martinez, our Donor and Volunteer Engagement Coordinator.
Volunteer
Join the Young Professionals Board
For people 21 to 40 who want board experience early. You raise money and help run three events a year. Some members are residents.
Young Professionals Board
Join the governing board
The governing board meets eight times a year. If you're interested, talk to Lauri.
Explore Board Service
Give a major gift
Growing Home sustains Treasure House in Glendale and builds the model elsewhere. Major gifts start with a conversation, and CEO Lauri Tanner takes them herself.
Growing HomeHelp shape what comes next.
Bring your experience, relationships and commitment to the Treasure House governing board.
Board members help open doors, strengthen partnerships and support the future of our community. The governing board meets eight times a year.
Interested in serving? Start a conversation with CEO Lauri Tanner about board service and next steps. Tell her a little about your background and what draws you to Treasure House.
Looking for the Young Professionals Board? Explore that separate opportunity for people ages 21 to 40.
What a business can do.
The most valuable thing a company can do here is hire a resident.
Sponsor an event, send a team for a volunteer day, donate goods or services — all of it helps. But a job changes a resident's week, and every hire comes with a life coach and a ride to work already arranged.
Not sure which one?
Email Peyton Horton with what you have in mind. She'll point you to the right person.
Contact us