Provide a Safe Place
Our Mission
The North Scottsdale Fellowship Club exists to provide a safe, welcoming, and consistent place where 12-step recovery meetings can happen – every day, without interruption. We don’t run the meetings. We make sure there’s always a room for them.
Since 1985
Our Story
The North Scottsdale Fellowship Club, Inc. (NSFC) is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established in 1985. NSFC leases the first floor of 10427 N. Scottsdale Road (next to Happy’s Hamburgers) – at the southeast corner of Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard – to provide a facility where AA meetings, Al-Anon meetings, NA meetings, and other twelve-step addiction recovery programs and related gatherings can be held.
For over four decades, a fellowship has grown at the Club. It is the embodiment of the entire community that meets here – members, newcomers, and families all finding a consistent, dependable space to do the work of recovery.
Regular Meetings
Our Impact
Since 1985, the North Scottsdale Fellowship Club has provided a consistent, welcoming space for recovery in Scottsdale. Today, more than a dozen 12-step programs hold regular meetings here – seven days a week, from early morning to late evening.
NSFC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, entirely self-supported by member contributions, individual donations, and community fundraising. No government funding. No outside influence. Just the fellowship keeping its own doors open.
North Scottsdale Fellowship Club
Leadership & Governance
NSFC is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors, elected by the members of the Club. The Board is responsible for:
- Maintenance of the facility
- Club financial matters
- Coordination of the meeting schedule
- General policies of the Club
The Board has no responsibility for the content of individual meetings, provided each meeting remains compliant with state and local statutes and safety requirements. This separation ensures that every 12-step program hosted at NSFC operates independently and according to its own traditions, while the Board focuses on keeping the building open, safe, and running.
Everyone is welcome
Join Our Community
Club membership is not required to attend or form meetings at NSFC – everyone is welcome. However, we hope you’ll consider joining. Membership fees are a significant contributor to the Club’s operating expenses and directly help us continue serving those who seek sobriety.