When we hosted our first Fall Fest in 2012 with just over 350 attendees, we never imagined it would grow into the powerful tradition it is today. Now, in 2025, we’re preparing to welcome 1,000 guests to our 14th annual gala on Tuesday, October 7th at the Palazzo Grande in Shelby Township.
Fall Fest is more than a fundraiser—it’s a celebration of community, recovery, and the life-changing programs Face Addiction Now provides to those impacted by addiction.
We’d love for you to be part of it. Grab a ticket or table, dress to impress, and join us for an unforgettable evening.
We need your help making our Fall Fest silent auction a success! Do you own or know of a business that could donate merchandise, a gift card, a gift basket, a unique experience, or collectibles? Every tax-deductible donation supports FAN's life-changing programs, all offered free of charge to the community. If you want to contribute, email dean@faceaddictionnow.org.
Want a quick and easy way to donate? Visit our FAN Fall Fest Silent Auction Amazon Wish List! With just a few clicks, you can purchase an item from our wish list and it will ship straight to us.
- All Things Possible Wellness Center, PLLC
- All County Tethers
- Barbara Bowman
- BioMed Behavioral Health Services
- Clinton Township Kiwanis
- Dave's Sausage Factory
- Detroit Furnace
- Keystone Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, P.C.
- Kirk Huth Law
- Legend's Salon
- Lehman Law Firm, PLLC
- Mary & Ron Lamparter
- Medstar
- SMART
- Bone Bourbeau Law
- Clarity Counseling & Wellness, LLC
- Florence Hayman, Mayor Pro-Tem City of New Baltimore
- Hollywood Recovery Homes
- New Baltimore Lions Club
- Pediatric Consultants of Troy
- Rania & Evans Routsis
- Tom Hands, Managing Broker, The Local Element Greater Lansing
- Dean & Kathy Dauphinais
- Families Anonymous—Clinton Township Chapter (5x)
- Greg & Nancy Frederik
- Melissa Marks (2x)
- New Baltimore Goodfellows
- The Allen Law Group
- Vivian A. Love
- Thanks to our Sober Living Sponsors, FAN will be able to provide sober living scholarships for people new to recovery.