At NABA Club, service is part of how we recover. AA’s Legacy of Service helps us stay present, connected to others, and reinforces our commitment to sobriety.
“I started with dishes. I stayed because it felt good to show up for someone else.”
“I started with dishes. I stayed because it felt good to show up for someone else.”
Simple Jobs.
Shared Responsibility.
There’s always something to be done. Every task matters. Every job supports someone else’s recovery. From cleaning up after dinner to helping run events — it all adds up.
Preparing and serving meals
Cleaning coffee stations
Working on the building and grounds
Greeting newcomers
Joining the Membership or Events Committee
Serving on the Board
“It’s not about what you do. It’s about doing something for someone besides yourself.”
No Experience Needed
You don’t need to know how. Just a willingness to help. Someone helped us once. This is how we pass it on.
How to Get Involved
Sign Up for a Task
Kitchen, events, setup, and cleanup roles are listed each week.
