Empowering Communities to Rise with Resilience
Discover how the Phoenix Riders’ Society ignites hope and drives change through innovative programs that transform lives and uplift communities.
First, Rising Together. Inspiring Change and Lasting Impact
As Phoenix Riders, we are dedicated to igniting positive transformation by embracing resilience, compassion, and community spirit. Our mission is to uplift lives through innovative programs that foster growth, unity, and renewed hope for a brighter future regardless of what your darkest days might have looked like.
Then? Riding Together. Creating Change with the Phoenix Riders’ Society
Explore our FAQ to discover how Phoenix Non-Profit ignites hope and creates lasting impact in our community.
What is the mission of the Phoenix Riders’ Society?
Our hope is to light and nurture the spark that empowers individuals and families within our community by providing a supportive network that addresses fundamental needs, cultivates resilience, and promotes overall well-being through honoring lived experiences. We ground all of our work in cultivating advocacy skills, personal development, and self-awareness.
How can I get involved with your organization?
Join us by becoming a Phoenix Rider, donating, or participating in our community events and initiatives.
Where do the funds donated to Phoenix Riders’ Society go?
All contributions directly support our outreach, education, and empowerment projects.
How can I stay updated on Phoenix Non-Profit’s activities?
Subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on social media for the latest news and stories.
Inspiring Journeys of Renewal and Hope
Learn more about our founder, as well as the journey to development and launch of the Phoenix Riders’ Society
Rising from Challenges to Create Lasting Impact
Ammie Black-Cadwallader, born baby Jane Doe Overton but originally known as Ammie Audal came into this world in her own unique way that seemed to set the tone for the rest of her life. She grew up knowing most of her adoption story, being raised with her biological mother still in her life, essentially in a cousin capacity, after being adopted at birth by her great aunt and uncle on her maternal side. As a girl and young adult she went through as she calls it “a number of traumatic events that’s a clear statistical anomaly” that would give a Lemony Snickett book a run for it’s money including the death of her friend when she was 16. Despite, or perhaps because of it (as well as a certain psychology teacher in high school) she turned to science as a way to understand internal systems and wiring. Promising herself to use it to her advantage regardless of what life handed her to create a strong community around her.
Building a Brighter Future Through Collective Action
Ammie has always had the heart and passion for her community, even after trying to deny it for years. She spent time in nonprofit, for profit, and public education sector leadership, coaching, and consulting roles throughout her early career. with an educational background in the Psychology, Education, and Business field. She takes a front row seat to our societal challenges to ensure support methods are meaningful, supported by research, and centered in a holistic, harm reduction approach that benefits not only individuals but whole communities.