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We exist to protect an environment where group unity are always more important than individual egos—a place where we can truly put spiritual principles before personalities. While we proudly serve the recovery community, MFC is a separate entity and is not directly affiliated with A.A.
How Giving Works
"Every A.A. group ought to be fully self-supporting, declining outside contributions." — A.A.'s 7th Tradition
To honor this tradition, individual A.A. groups accept contributions exclusively from active members. (The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking. However, because MFC is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit facility, our doors stay open through support from everyone:
Whether you practice the 7th Tradition or make a charitable community gift, your generosity is vital to maintaining this dedicated space for recovery.

We use GoFundMe to accept online contributions. It's a convenient way to practice the spirit of the 7th Tradition!

AA Members can send a contribution directly to our secure P.O. Box. Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions, so no names or forms are required.
We invite individuals and institutions to consider making a charitable contribution to the community. you may request a tax receipt by including a Charitable Contribution Card with your gift.

Did you know many employers match their employees' charitable giving, dollar-for-dollar?
After you contribute, share your MFC tax receipt with your HR department to see whether your gift can go twice as far.
Please reach us at admin@aamokenafellowship.org for additional information or insights.
Yes. While the individual groups that meet here do not accept outside contributions, the Mokena Fellowship Center is an independent nonprofit that hosts many 12-step recovery programs. We welcome community support to help keep our doors open.
Yes. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Center accepts tax-deductible charitable contributions made directly to it. Include a Contribution Card with your gift if you're mailing it in.
(Reminder: Regular 7th Tradition basket donations made anonymously at meetings are not tax-deductible.)
No. 100% of your charitable donation stays local to maintain the Mokena Fellowship Center, including its building, utilities, and resources, supporting all recovery programs and efforts that take place here.
Many employers will double an employee's charitable donation. Most employers ask employees to submit a copy of their gift receipt to match the donation. It's a great way to boost the impact of every gift!
As a 501(c)(3), there are no giving or contribution limits. If you request a donation receipt for tax purposes, we would be happy to provide one. Please include the name and physical address to which we can address the letter.
(Remember: Member contributions to A.A. have annual and estate giving restrictions. Learn more at aa.org.)
The Fellowship isn't set up to accept charitable donations of physical items. Please attend the next Steering Committee Meeting, contact a member for more information about acceptable gifts, or contribute financially online or by mail.
MFC is a building, but it's also a lifeline.
Every dollar from your 7th Tradition or community donations goes directly to work, covering crucial facility expenses such as utilities, mortgage, meeting room maintenance, literature availability, and accessibility improvements.
By supporting the space, you ensure that our message remains available to the next person who walks through our doors seeking help.
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