Arizona Burn Foundation receives new funding for Thrive Program

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The Arizona Burn Foundation (ABF) was founded by a burn surgeon in 1967. ABF recognizes that burn injuries have lasting, lifelong impacts – so it provides a continuum of care for burn survivors and their families.

Recently, ABF was awarded a $125,000 grant to fund ABF’s Thrive Program, which provides the emotional support needed for burn survivors and their families to thrive. Within the Thrive umbrella, there are several programs, including Leaders in Training, a four-year leadership training program for burn survivors aged 16-20 who have attended Camp Courage.

 Rex Albright, CEO of the Arizona Burn Foundation, joined “Arizona Horizon” to talk more about the program and the grant funding it received.

Rex Albright, CEO, Arizona Burn Foundation

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