The Resolution Center

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Providing facilitative mediation services to businesses and residents in the entire Thumb Region of Michigan.

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April Showers Bring May Dollar$
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A Spring Raffle to Support The Resolution Center’s Youth and School Based Programs!

May 1 – May 31, 2023

Match your ticket with Michigan’s Daily 3 7:30 p.m. Evening Drawing

Chances to win: $250 each weekday & $500 each Saturday

Tickets: $20.00 each

State of Michigan, Charitable Gaming License #X08268


Rules of play:
  1. Each ticket good for all 31 drawings. If your ticket number comes up on any night in May, you win.
  2. Do not need to be present to win. Ticket stub required.
  3. If no raffle ticket matches the Daily 3 drawing, a random ticket will be drawn. The ticket will be put back in the pool of tickets.
  4. Tickets purchased online will be mailed.
  5. Ticket Sales Support Macomb County Community Dispute Resolution Center, Inc. – Peer Mediation, School‑based Restorative Practices, and Conflict Resolution Training Programs.

State of Michigan, Charitable Gaming License #X04113


Macomb County Community Dispute Resolution Center, Inc. – Michigan Daily 3 Evening Drawing
May 1-31, 2023
$250.00 Winner each day, except $500.00 winner each Saturday.
$20.00 per ticket.
Not need to be present win.
If the raffle ticket for the Daily 3 number has not been sold, a drawing from the pool of raffle ticket stubs for sold tickets will take place at
41830 Kentvale Dr., Clinton Twp., MI 48038 between 7:35 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. the same day.

State of Michigan, Charitable Gaming License #X08268


A Catalyst For Peace

Alternative Dispute Resolution and Conflict Resolution are terms that are being used more and more in every facet of today’s business, education, medical and legal professions. Living in a democratic society, people understand the need to be able to trust their neighbor, contractor, attorney, landlord, consumer, accountant, doctor and local merchant. We depend on these trusting relationships to accomplish our goals and improve our place in life. Every so often, these relationships are tested through conflict.

The Resolution Center believes that conflict is a naturally occurring phenomenon and that it should be viewed as something positive. Conflict provides an opportunity for change. It is up to those involved in the conflict to make the change positive or negative.

Restoring and maintaining relationships is a positive event that helps to build community rather than fracture and destroy. The Resolution Center provides the non-adversarial dispute resolution process of mediation that offers people the chance to seize the opportunity of conflict and create something positive… to help build community. In this way, The Resolution Center is a catalyst for peace.

What Is Mediation?

Mediation is a process in which two or more people involved in a dispute meet in a private, confidential setting with a neutral person (a mediator) and work together to solve their problems.

Learn More About Mediation

Request A Mediation…

Call (586) 469-4714

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Center staff are available Monday – Friday , 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Mediation sessions can be scheduled during the day or evening.

The Resolution Center will attempt to furnish reasonable auxiliary aids and services to individuals with disabilities if given prior notice.

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