Fellowship Hall of Bozeman

04/07/2026

Impact isn’t always loud.
Sometimes it looks like a silent room.
A chair pulled up to sit at the table.
A heart to heart that no one else knows about.
At Fellowship Hall, Inc., you won’t always see the work being done-
But we are always working.
Day in and day out creating space for conversations, connection, and moments that count.
We create a space for 12 step meetings to meet our mission is to offer an inviting recovery space for those seeking solace and recovery from various addictions. For over a decade, we have stood as a symbol of hope in Bozeman, guiding countless individuals towards a brighter, healthier future.

04/06/2026

Recovery doesn’t occur in a single moment.
It occurs day by day—through small steps, continued tries, and incremental moments.
That’s where consistency comes in.
At Fellowship Hall, Inc., we’re dedicated to providing that consistent, reliable environment for recovery to keep happening—daily, weekly, whenever someone needs to walk through our doors. A place to come back to—to reconnect with self and with others—and continue moving forward.
We offer prevention, education, outreach, and continued support to help create an environment where stability can take root.
Because change doesn’t happen overnight—but it is achievable when you have a place to return to.

03/30/2026

We started with an initial surge of kindness that created our collective, which allowed our nonprofit to support recovery in our community. From our volunteers to our board to every wonderful person who steps foot in our building each day, this work has never been about one person.

We don’t “run” recovery; our role is to support it.

We provide a place, a home base, and stability to allow our recovery communities to do what they do best: support one another. That’s what sets this place apart. The fellowship hall supports the Gallatin Valley and its people who are seeking help.

Help those struggling with drugs, alcohol, and other addictions, by providing a safe, welcoming, accessible facility for recovery programs.

03/27/2026

Recovery isn’t just something that affects an individual. It affects families. Relationships. Communities.

At Fellowship Hall, Inc., we are here for all of them.

We provide a safe, stable place for recovery to continue, and ripples through each of those areas. Prevention. Education. Outreach. We strive to give you, and those around you, options when you need them.

The Hall is more than just a building. We are creating opportunities for recovery.

Help those struggling with drugs, alcohol, and other addictions, by providing a safe, welcoming, accessible facility for recovery programs.

03/23/2026

Fellowship Hall, is more than just a place.
We are a constant, where hope can be found.

We are here to provide that stability.

We create a space for recovery communities to offer prevention, education, outreach, and continuing recovery efforts; we meet people where they’re at.

All of this is made possible by a community that believes in us. From the kindness that created us, to the volunteers and Board members that pour into Fellowship Hall with intention, we are a representation of what recovery in a community can achieve.

03/20/2026

Investing in Recovery. Building Community.

Recovery isn’t a single moment in time. It’s a lifelong process that requires continuous support, safe spaces, and access to recovery-centric resources.

For over a decade, Fellowship Hall has stood as a symbol of hope, offering individuals a place to find connection, stability, and support as they navigate recovery from addiction. Our mission is simple but powerful—to provide an inviting environment where healing can begin and continue.

12/27/2025

A New Year, A New Page

The calendar’s about to turn—but recovery doesn’t work in years. It works in moments. Moments when you walk through the door. Moments when someone says, “I get it.” Moments when you don’t have to carry it alone. As we step into 2026, Fellowship Hall will still be here—just like always. Open 365 days a year. A place for reflection, renewal, and real community. Here’s to progress, not perfection. To new beginnings that start with a chair and a cup of coffee. To hope, right here in Bozeman. You belong. You matter. Let’s keep going—together.

12/25/2025

Yesterday, our room was packed—packed with laughter, gratitude, and understanding.
Thanks to one of our tenant-led AA groups, Fellowship Hall hosted a lovely Christmas Day Potluck & Marathon Meetings.
Attendees arrived alone and left with new friends. Some stayed for the grub. Some stayed for the fellowship.
All were welcome.
To everyone who brought a dish, pulled up a chair, or just showed up—thank you for making the holidays a little less lonely, and a whole lot more human.

Help those struggling with drugs, alcohol, and other addictions, by providing a safe, welcoming, accessible facility for recovery programs.

12/19/2025

Help Us
Reach Our Goal
Fellowship Hall has entered a new season of strength. With the roof now secure, our focus turns to what happens beneath it; the people, the meetings, and the daily acts of courage that keep our recovery community alive.
More than fifty weekly twelve step meetings rely on the Hall. Rent covers only about half of our operating costs. Everything else that keeps this place open and welcoming—heat, lights, snow removal, safety improvements, maintenance, and the ongoing work of caring for this building—depends on private donations from people who believe in recovery.
Your gift helps ensure that when someone walks through our doors, whether cold, hurting, or uncertain, they find a room of welcome, a circle of support, and a community that understands recovery from the inside out.
This year, our goal is to raise $50,000 to sustain Fellowship Hall through 2026 and beyond.
Thank you for giving what you can and for helping us keep recovery within reach for everyone who needs it.
Your gift truly makes a difference.

Reaching for Recovery Together
This year, your generosity supports childcare vouchers for parents, safety, facility and accessibility upgrades, community workshops like CPR and Narcan training, and our new Community Liaison board position, which strengthens communication and care between tenants, groups, and the leadership of the Hall. Every dollar helps us sustain a place where hope can grow.

12/18/2025

The Fellowship Hall’s tenant‑led 12‑step meetings matter. AA, NA, Al‑Anon, OA, ACA, and other recovery communities hold more than 50 meetings here every week — space to come together, share strength, find connection. Fellowship Hall is more than just a building; it’s a community cornerstone where people come through the door and know they’re understood.

🤍 Every meeting provides real support
🤍 Every story matters
🤍 Recovery doesn’t have to be a solitary journey

When someone walks through our doors — broken, hopeful, unsure — they are greeted by people who have walked the path, who know not just what it’s like to struggle, but what it’s like to heal.

Because Recovery happens in the community.
Because Fellowship Hall exists with you — and for you.

Help those struggling with drugs, alcohol, and other addictions, by providing a safe, welcoming, accessible facility for recovery programs.

12/09/2025

ACA (Adult Children of Alcoholics & Dysfunctional Families)

Some wounds don’t show on the outside—but they shape everything.
ACA (Adult Children of Alcoholics & Dysfunctional Families) is one of many groups that call Fellowship Hall home. If you grew up in an alcoholic, neglectful, or chaotic home, these groups offer space to begin healing childhood patterns and to learn how to reparent yourself with kindness.

You don’t have to do this alone. Our tenants hold ACA meetings weekly – free and open to anyone.

12/07/2025

Childcare Vouchers Available at the Fellowship Hall for Recovery Meeting Attendees
We understand that balancing parenting and recovery can be challenging. That’s why the Fellowship Hall offers childcare vouchers to enable you to attend meetings without worrying about who is caring for your children. Remember, taking care of yourself is also taking care of your family.

Please ask your meeting host or reach out to us for more information.
Family support is important.

Help those struggling with drugs, alcohol, and other addictions, by providing a safe, welcoming, accessible facility for recovery programs.