Welcome to 101 Club

The 101 Club continues to be a safe, welcoming haven for 12-Step recovery work. Countless individuals have found hope, healing, and lifelong fellowship within these walls — many will tell you this place helped save their lives.

We are forever grateful to those who came before us, generously giving their time, hearts, and talents to build this community and preserve a space for recovery to thrive.

As always, we invite you to get involved. Membership and service work aren’t just traditions here — they’re essential to keeping this incredible gift alive for those who still suffer, and for those yet to come.        

"Faith Without Work is Dead"

Named after its original address, the 101 Club quickly became the local gathering place for AA members, serving as a home for ten productive and joyful years. When the club outgrew its first location, members purchased the land where the clubhouse now stands for $9,000.

On April 1, 1970, construction began—led by countless dedicated members. Even before the building was finished, the spirit of recovery was strong: in September 1970, with just a single light bulb powered by an extension cord from a nearby pole, the very first meeting of the Pompano Men’s Group was held here.

"Faith is taking the first step even when you don’t see the whole staircase. "