UFAM Rally 2025 Main Stage

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Updated: May 1,, 2025

Corey Winfield

Corey Winfield โ€“ Emcee

Host of the 217 Recovery Podcast | Advocate. Entertainer. Ally.

Get ready for laughs, real talk, and powerful moments as Corey takes the mic as our official UFAM Rally 2025 Emcee! ๐ŸŽ‰

๐Ÿ”— Hear Coreyโ€™s story | ๐ŸŽง 217 Recovery Podcast

Brotha Earth

Brotha Earth

Timeless sound. Unshakable soul. Detroit roots.

Brotha Earth brings funk, groove, and heart with a genre-blending mix of rock, R&B, blues, and purpose-driven performance.

๐ŸŒ brothaearthband.com

Dirty White

Dirty White

Classic Hip-Hop. Good Vibes. Real Energy.

Straight outta Detroit, Dirty White delivers a raw, uplifting sound blending hip-hop with a message of hope, healing, and redemption.

๐ŸŽต Track: "Last Call" | Bandcamp | @dirtywhitedj

Scott Masi

Scott Masi

๐Ÿ›๏ธ Founder and Organizer of UFAM โ€“ building the rally from day one.

Kathy Reddington

Kathy Reddington

๐Ÿ’– President and Organizer โ€“ heart of the rallyโ€™s leadership and logistics.

Merrily McDonald

Merrily McDonald

โœจ Heart, Hustle, and Head Wizard behind UFAM magic. (And the reason it actually happens.)

Sen. Joe Bellino

Sen. Joe Bellino

Michigan State Senator. Strong voice for recovery resources and second chances, informed by lived experience.

Sheriff Chris Swanson

Sheriff Chris Swanson

Genesee County Sheriff. National voice for second chances, recovery, and redemption โ€” both inside and outside the badge. ๐Ÿš”๐Ÿ’™

Tribal Elder Joseph Sowmick

Tribal Elder Joseph Sowmick

Tribal Elder of the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe. Public Relations Manager and recovery advocate grounded in tradition.

Brian Stevens

Brian Stevens

Ex-cruise ship vocalist turned Michigan advocate. Brings warmth and connection to every stage.

Carl & Katarena Maddox

Carl & Katarena Maddox

Carl: 43 years in addiction, sober since August 2023.

Katarena: Young advocate for women in recovery after incarceration.

Joelle & Rachel

Joelle & Rachel

Young women finding fellowship, strength, and community in recovery journeys.

Hon. Clinton Canady III

Hon. Clinton Canady III

Ingham County Circuit Court Judge and lifelong advocate for justice, community, and recovery efforts.

Jimmy Angyal

Jimmy Angyal

Certified Labor Assistance Professional. Advocate for recovery inside Michigan's workplaces and correctional facilities.

Chris Nixon

Chris Nixon

Director of Addiction Medicine, Henry Ford Maplegrove. Expert on substance use recovery and emerging addictions.

Bruce Goldberg

Bruce Goldberg

President and co-owner of Riverโ€™s Bend PC, treating adults facing substance use and mental health challenges. Certified SAP and HPRP provider.

Mary Whiteford

Mary Whiteford

Former Michigan State Representative. Led mental health reforms and championed the creation of Michiganโ€™s 988 Crisis Line. Tireless advocate for accessible mental health and crisis services statewide.

Tracey Sahouri

Tracey Sahouri

Founder of ZQS RUN in honor of her son Zach. Advocate and nonprofit leader for recovery and overdose prevention.

Matt Hill

Matt Hill

Matt Hill leads Community Engagement at CHRT, working to improve recovery support systems and expand health equity across Michigan. His advocacy is grounded in lived experience, and his work bridges the gap between policy and people.

๐ŸŒ Read more about Matt Hill

Tara Moreno-Wallen

Tara Moreno-Wallen

Founder of Serenity House of Flint. Creator of Recovery Reikiยฎ. Leader in holistic recovery spaces statewide.

Patrick Patterson

Patrick Patterson

Executive Director, BWROC. Statewide leader for recovery policy innovation and sustainable recovery support systems in Michigan.

Dr. Deborah J. Smith

Dr. Deborah J. Smith

Clinical Director & Co-Owner, Wellness InX โ€“ Lansing, MI

Dr. Smith is a licensed counselor and recovery advocate with two decades of experience in mental health, trauma, and addiction recovery. At Wellness InX, she leads integrated services supporting peer recovery, justice-involved individuals, and clinician training.

PhD from MSU | Former MARCO chair | Recovery workforce innovator

๐Ÿ’– Support recovery, amplify your message, and show up for the community with a UFAM sponsorship!

This is the first step to becoming a sponsor and getting visibility at Michiganโ€™s largest recovery rally.

๐ŸŒŸ Choose a Sponsorship Package

Want to be featured on the map? Add your logo and location for just $25.

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Questions? Contact us โ€” weโ€™re happy to help!