Spring 2024 Smoke Alarm season has wrapped up, and what a great season it was! Since January, ABF has installed 1262 smoke alarms, 82 Deaf & Hard of Hearing smoke alarm systems, and educated 1234 residents in 418 homes, all with the help of 378 volunteers. We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to […]
Are you ready to embark on an unforgettable journey filled with camaraderie, adventure, and the spirit of champions? Arizona Burn Foundation invites burn survivors aged 6-19 to join us for an extraordinary experience at Camp Courage 2024 in Prescott, Arizona. Best of all, there’s no cost to you or your family! Camp Courage: A Place […]
ABF was thrilled to host our annual Holiday Parties last weekend in Phoenix and Tucson! 287 people joined us for a night of food, crafts, photos, and fun. It was a spectacular evening for our community to kick off the holiday season while connecting with families and other survivors. We loved seeing everyone […]
In the intersection of fitness and philanthropy, Glenn, a burn survivor, emerges as an inspiring force, showcasing the extraordinary impact of one person’s commitment to a cause. Recently completing his “Raise Your Bar” campaign, Glenn conquered an astonishing 2122 pull-ups in 12 hours, raising an impressive $40,000 for the Arizona Burn Foundation. Let’s explore the […]
The safety of our communities is a responsibility we all share, and the Arizona Burn Foundation is leading the charge in this important endeavor. Their Community Smoke Alarm Program is a remarkable initiative that unites volunteers and firefighters to provide high-risk households in various Arizona communities with 10-year, battery-sealed, dual-sensor smoke alarms and specialized Deaf […]
In a world teeming with tales of resilience and determination, Glenn Jordan’s story shines as a beacon of unyielding human spirit. A burn survivor with an incredible journey of survival and recovery, Glenn is on a mission to leave a lasting impact on the lives of others. On November 19, 2023, he will undertake an […]
In Tucson, Arizona, a young athlete named Mariah Cruz, a freshman distance runner at Pima College, was preparing for a significant race—the AC C conference championships. Her story of resilience and determination stood out, and it’s a tale worth sharing. Mariah’s connection with running began in the third grade and grew stronger during middle school. […]
Hello everyone, I trust this message finds you well as we transition from an exceptionally hot summer. Your support has been instrumental in our mission to deliver hope to those affected by burns, and we are deeply grateful. In times of burn trauma, hope is the guiding light that helps families towards a successful recovery. […]
In September, we took proactive steps to enhance community fire safety through two impactful smoke alarm walks in collaboration with The Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority in Prescott Valley and The Mesa Fire and Medical Department. With the unwavering support of dedicated volunteers from organizations such as Red Cross, ASU’s Edson College of Nursing […]
Mark your calendars for October 21st as the Arizona Burn Foundation (ABF) prepares to host the highly anticipated Second Annual Cottonwood Social Gathering. In partnership with the Cottonwood Fire and Medical Department, this event promises to be a remarkable day for burn survivors and their families, filled with outdoor activities and the opportunity to forge […]
