The Phoenix
A free sober active community: climbing, running, yoga, CrossFit, hikes and socials, in person across the country and online. The one requirement is 48 hours sober.
Loneliness is the part nobody warns you about. The fix is boring and it works: people, on a schedule, somewhere to go. Here are the ways members find them — meetings of every kind, sober events, hobbies with a room full of strangers who become less strange, and trips where the drink isn’t the point. Pick one. Go twice.

A free sober active community: climbing, running, yoga, CrossFit, hikes and socials, in person across the country and online. The one requirement is 48 hours sober.
A fellowship of people who have had a drinking problem, meeting in person and online with no dues or fees. The finder lists local and virtual meetings.
A fellowship for people recovering from drug addiction of any kind, meeting in person and virtually, free, with a search for meetings and local contacts.
A nonprofit offering free, secular, science-based mutual-support meetings, in person and online, built around practical tools for motivation, urges, thinking and living a balanced life.
A secular, abstinence-based network of peer meetings, in person and online, free, with a calendar and joining instructions on one page.
A peer-led community with a Buddhist-inspired approach to recovery, meeting in person and online at no cost, with meditation as part of every meeting.
A peer-led, Buddhist-informed recovery community with free meetings online and in person, and a beginner’s page that explains how a meeting runs before you go.
A secular program and meeting network for women, in person and online, built around its own set of affirmations and run as a nonprofit.