About the Fellowship
A Welcoming Home for Recovery, Unity, and Service.
Mokena Fellowship Center provides a safe, accessible place where people and families affected by alcoholism can find support, connection, and hope. Our facility hosts AA, Al-Anon, Alateen, and CoDA meetings, along with fellowship activities, program-related workshops and events, and opportunities for service.
Who We Are
Mokena Fellowship Center is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that owns, operates, and cares for the facility at 13550 Maple Road in Mokena. We provide the physical space and shared resources that allow autonomous recovery groups to meet and serve their members.
MFC is not a treatment provider or a governing body of AA, Al-Anon, Alateen, CoDA, or other recovery programs. Each group follows the principles and traditions of its respective program.
A Space For Meetings & More
MFC was founded to provide facilities and activities that help carry forward the three legacies of Alcoholics Anonymous:
- Recovery: Providing consistent access to meetings and mutual support
- Unity: Creating opportunities for fellowship, connection and shared experience
- Service: Encouraging members to contribute their time, talents and resources
Accessible to Our Community
Our facility includes:
- An accessible entrance ramp
- Accessible restrooms
- A chair elevator between levels
- Meeting and fellowship spaces
- On-site parking
Visitors with specific accessibility questions are encouraged to contact us before attending.
Sustained by the Fellowship
MFC depends on voluntary contributions, charitable gifts, fundraising, and service.
These resources help us maintain the building, utilities, meeting spaces, accessibility features, grounds, and shared supplies.
Every contribution—whether time, talent or financial support—helps MFC carry the message to the next alcoholic.