Cardinals Climb: Stadium Steps to a More Inclusive Arizona
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Cardinals Climb: Stadium Steps to a More Inclusive Arizona
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When the gates at State Farm Stadium opened, thousands poured in not for a game but for a promise: to climb, cheer, and stand together. This episode follows the birth of the Cardinals Climb — an inspired, stadium-spanning event that transformed stairs and concourses into trails of inclusion, where legends like Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald handed medals to athletes, families, and friends who finished side by side at the 50-yard line.
Behind the music and medals is a mission: a newly focused Arizona Cardinals Foundation that funneled $2 million in year one back into the community, supporting cornerstone partners and dozens of smaller organizations. From sensory rooms and accessible trails to teams fundraising for their own causes, we trace how thoughtful design and big-hearted corporate partners turned a one-day event into a movement for people with disabilities.
Listen to the stories of families, players, and organizers as they describe an emotional, celebratory day — a Super Bowl of belonging — and learn how a single ambitious idea became a blueprint for inclusive fundraising and lasting impact.