As many of you know, being part of The Phoenix has had a profound impact on my life over the past 15 years. The community, connection, and purpose I’ve found through this organization have truly changed me for the better.
I’m asking for your support by making a donation through my fundraising page. Every contribution helps The Phoenix continue providing free programs and support for individuals in recovery and those impacted by substance use.
The process is fast, easy, and secure. Thank you so much for your support — it truly means a lot to me.
And please feel free to share this page with anyone you think might also want to support this incredible mission!

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“The Phoenix community saved my life! Happy birthday, brother. ”
“Congratulations, Todd. I have always admired you for what you have accomplished and your encouragement to others. ”
“Todd Jones is my hero! Happy 16 ”
“Congratulations Todd! Very proud of the life of service you lead and the example you set for others. You are truly an Inspiration!”
“Thanks for helping save my life and many others, friend! ”
“So proud of you, Todd!”
Others fundraising for Phoenix Fondo: SLC

John Morehouse
Please help me support The Phoenix by making a donation through my page. The process is fast, easy and secure. Thanks so much for your support... and please don't forget to send this page to any friends you think might be interested in donating!

Justin Spangler
Please help me support The Phoenix by making a donation through my page. The process is fast, easy and secure. Thanks so much for your support... and please don't forget to send this page to any friends you think might be interested in donating!

Michelle Costigan
Trauma can push people toward isolation, substances, or anything that numbs the pain. I felt that pull. What saved me was movement — and community. I was a freshman at Northern Illinois University during the mass shooting on 2/14/2008. Everyone was on high alert immediately following the crisis and hours after the incident was contained, I found myself staring down the barrel of a police officer’s gun as I stepped out of my dorm room to brush my teeth. In the months and years that followed, my nervous system never settled. My body stayed on high alert, my mind never quieted, and I no longer knew how to live inside myself. I joined a triathlon team not because I was an athlete, but because I needed something that could quiet my mind. The long rides, the rhythm of swimming, the quiet miles where my thoughts finally softened — they became a moving meditation. Training with others gave me connection when disappearing would have been easier. That team didn’t just help me heal; it kept me from numbing the pain in ways that could have taken my life in a different direction. Through my work with The Phoenix, I now help others find that same lifeline: a place to move, to breathe, to belong. In August, I’m riding in the Fondo: SLC to support The Phoenix, a national nonprofit that uses fitness and community to support people in recovery from substance use or navigating mental health challenges. Please consider supporting my ride by making a donation to The Phoenix or sharing my fundraising page. Your donation doesn’t just fund a program. It helps someone choose connection over isolation. It helps someone find a team when they feel alone. It helps someone reclaim their life. Thanks so much for helping to bring free events and activities to folks in recovery from substance use disorders and mental health conditions. We rise together!
Ethan Dursteler
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