Registration is now closed.
Rally 4 Recovery is CARE’s newest family friendly fundraising event for the whole community. Rally 4 Recovery is a road rally that will take you on a Macomb County adventure with opportunities to win prizes by finding clues and solving riddles. Spend a socially distanced afternoon exploring the community, all while having a grand adventure and supporting CARE’s mission.
All proceeds from Rally 4 Recovery will support CARE programs that impact the lives of 40,000 individuals each year. Our programs include substance use education, prevention, and recovery. Rally 4 Recovery lets the community and those who are struggling with substance use know we are here to help. When our community thrives, we all thrive.
Rally Rules & Raffle Prizes:
- Grand Prize Raffle is $1,000
- Complete list of raffle baskets: Click Here
- Rules of the Rally: Click Here
Registration is $25 per team. The event will take place rain or shine.
Registration is now closed. Please note, each registered team will earn a raffle ticket at each completed stop. All registered teams will be contacted by email on both Tuesday, April 20th and on Friday, April 23rd with all the event information.
Deadline to register: Friday, April 23, 2021 at noon.
For a flyer to download and/or share with others: Click Here
For sponsorship opportunities: View CARE’s Sponsorship Package or contact Erika Jones at ejones@careofsem.com.
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Each time I called and asked if I could get to treatment they told me ‘Yes’, without hesitation. … Had they said ‘No’ that last time, I might have ended up dead, or still be out there or in prison, or whatever. That’s pretty awesome, that I get to work with them now and help people the way I was helped.
Shalynn R: The Reason I Want to Be A Social Worker
CARE helped me to find a huge part of who I am. I love everything that I do with them, and I can’t wait to have a career where I get to do that sort of thing every day. That is the reason that I want to be a social worker.
Recovery United Community Center now open!
