Thursday, May 14, 2026
UFAM Rally 2026 Recap
Michigan’s recovery community came together at the State Capitol to celebrate recovery, share resources, honor lives, and show that recovery is possible.
Explore the Rally
Recovery Filled the Capitol
One Community. Thousands of Stories. One Powerful Day.
On Thursday, May 14, 2026, individuals, families, recovery organizations, healthcare providers, advocates, performers, elected officials, and allies gathered at the Michigan State Capitol for the UFAM Rally.
For one unforgettable day, recovery was not hidden or whispered about. It stood proudly on the Capitol lawn for everyone to see.
People came from communities across Michigan to share hope, celebrate recovery, remember loved ones, connect with resources, and remind one another that nobody has to recover alone.
Rally 2026
By the Numbers
The totals below are calculated directly from the Rally 2026 organization and Main Stage files.
Voices of Recovery
Main Stage 2026
Speakers, performers, musicians, advocates, elected officials, and special guests shared stories of hope, resilience, service, and second chances.
Resources Across Michigan
Explore the 2026 Rally Booths
The Capitol Lawn Became a Recovery Resource Center
Organizations from across Michigan filled the Capitol lawn with treatment information, peer support, prevention resources, recovery housing, mental health services, employment support, education, advocacy, and fellowship.
Whether someone arrived looking for help for the first time, supporting a loved one, or celebrating years of recovery, there was a place for them at UFAM Rally 2026.
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Organizations with Rally Booths
Thank You
Sponsors Supporting UFAM Rally 2026
These organizations invested in recovery, prevention, awareness, connection, and hope across Michigan.
Thank You, Michigan
Recovery Happens Because People Keep Showing Up
Thank you to every volunteer, speaker, performer, sponsor, organization, family member, advocate, attendee, and person in recovery who helped make UFAM Rally 2026 possible.
Every conversation mattered. Every resource shared mattered. Every story mattered. Every person who stood on the Capitol lawn helped show Michigan that recovery is real and recovery works.
