The 1504 Club

A Place of Unity, Service & Recovery

1504 provides meeting space for 12 step recovery meetings and social activities where people in recovery meet and maintain their sobriety.

Contact us at The 1504

THE 1504 CLUB
2112 S Holgate St.
Seattle, WA 98144
(206) 323-3006

Club membership is open to members of 12-Step programs. Membership is maintained by payment of monthly dues or arranging voluntary work assigned by the Chairperson.


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The 1504 Club is a Fellowship Hall and is a separate organization from Alcoholics Anonymous. Although we are a meeting place for sober activities and do hold 12-Step meetings, we are not endorsed by the organization of Alcoholics Anonymous. Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. (AAWS) has not approved, endorsed, or reviewed this website, nor is it affiliated with it, and the ability to link to AAWS' website and other recovery related websites does not imply otherwise. 1504club.ning.com has neither been approved or endorsed by and is not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. or any service entity of A.A.W.S., Inc.
 

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1504 CLUB IS NOW AT A NEW LOCATION!

The NEW 1504 Club is located at 2112 S Holgate St., Seattle, WA 98144. The Club is right above the blue A-1 Auto building  on Rainier Ave

(See you there. Call the Club to find out what when the Dances are held!

Weekly Schedule of Recovery Meetings at the1504:

SUNDAY - 8:00am,  (5:30PM NA)

MONDAY - 8:00am,  5:30PM,  (8pm NA)

TUESDAY - 8:00am,  5:30PM

WEDNESDAY - 8:00am, 5:30PM

THURSDAY - 8:00am,  5:30PM

FRIDAY - 8:00am,  5:30PM,

SATURDAY - 8:00am,   (10am NA Women Only) 3:00PM  Women Only


Call The 1504 CLUB  at (206) 323-3006 for more details

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Day 14 of 29) Celebrate Freedom & Black History Month

HAPPY VALENTINES DAY.

"THE FACE OF AMERICA IS CHANGING"

Elvie Ann Whitney Landauer (R.I.P., Mother of J C Whitney), in conversation 1995 discussing inter-racial relationships in America

I Thank God for people with the courage to love and reach for…

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Posted by Julien the Web Ambassador on February 14, 2012 at 11:48am

CELEBRATE FREEDOM & BLACK HISTORY MONTH (Day 2 of 28)

"Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek."

BARACK OBAMA, speech, Feb. 5, 2008



"Faith without action, ain't no faith at all." 

J C…

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Posted by Julien the Web Ambassador on February 2, 2012 at 11:26am

Celebrate Freedom & Black History Month ~ UKNOW!

Let us not forget those who fought, died, and struggled for the freedom we have today.

1865: Slavery's end made official President Abraham Lincoln signed a joint resolution submitting the 13th Amendment to the states, marking the official end of slavery on February 1st, 1865. According to the Library of Congress, "The Senate debated and passed the 13th Amendment on April 8, 1864, by a vote of 38 to 6. After initially rejecting the legislation, the House of Representatives finally passed… Continue

Posted by Julien the Web Ambassador on February 1, 2012 at 5:55pm

Life

Life on Life terms is just that, How can I get pass living life on life terms, Clearly One Day at a time

Posted by Nature G on October 25, 2011 at 6:06pm — 2 Comments

...An Experience You Must Not Miss.

The 1504 Club has been for me a place of safe haven, service, Soul-searching and Serenity. It's where God sent me to receive my training in "life on life's terms", and it's where I learned how to play dominoes with the best trash talkin' trudgers of the road of happy destiny!



I have met my BEST friends here and also some of the most trying people I have ever met in my LIFE!! It has also been the place where I learned how to grow up, grow a "thick skin", and learned to share my REAL… Continue

Posted by Bernice W. on August 28, 2010 at 1:56am — 1 Comment

The program of recovery

The Steps allow us to Uncover, Discover and Discard. Feel free to ask me expand if you wish.

Posted by Arvette Crumb on June 18, 2010 at 12:45pm

Papa Joe Tells Us All The Time...

Hi, Family:



As I was sitting here at my computer working on a few things (likeseeing what interesting new stuff I could find on YouTube *LOL*), I came across a couple of videos that made me think of "Papa" Joe. As you know, he's what I like to call the "Walking Big Book" of the 1504 club; and even though people may wriggle in their seats when he gets ready to share--because they know he's gonna talk for a good little bit--I TREASURE our Elders, and I love to hear him… Continue

Posted by Bernice W. on February 15, 2010 at 12:30am — 1 Comment

Wanna Hear Bill W. Speaking? - Then Check This Out!

Hi, Family:



While online looking for some resources for another of my recovery friends, I came across a website that has several (approx 54) clips of Bill W. telling his story while he was still alive.



You can download each clip to your own computer and keep them forever! What I did was download them all, and then transferred them to CD so that I could listen to them one right after the other without having to…

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Posted by Bernice W. on February 4, 2010 at 1:04pm — 1 Comment

Just Feelin' Human...

What's Up, Family?



I was just looking around my apartment at all the stuff I need to do because I've been putting it off for a while now...housecleaning, laundry, etc...stuff like that, ya know?



I've been noticing that I've been kind of restless lately, too. I don't really know why....oh wait...that's not true...I know EXACTLY why! I have to grow up and realize that the things I want in life aren't just gonna come to me...I really DO have to work for them!! My lying around… Continue

Posted by Bernice W. on October 17, 2009 at 6:35pm

God Is Good All The Time!

I love the 1504 Club and the people who make the club possible. It was there that my journey began I know that God has and continues to do for me what I could not do for myself. I enjoy this spiritual journey that I am on and the spiritual lessons that come with the journey. Every experiance is an opportunity for an abundance of growth and faith.



When I step out on faith God makes the impossible possible, I know that He is real because He is so real in my life and in the lives of my… Continue

Posted by Deidre Ceasar on August 14, 2009 at 11:58am — 1 Comment

Forum

Where is Sherri B.?

Started by Terri Dea in Success Stories: What the 1504 has done for Me Jul 29, 2011.

Recovery Speakers Fest

Started by Nature G in Discussions on STEP WORK: Share your journey and Experience, Strength & Hope Mar 14, 2011.

My past gave me the KEY to A. A. 1 Reply

Started by Sires D. & Deidre R. Ceasar in Success Stories: What the 1504 has done for Me. Last reply by Julien the Web Ambassador Aug 22, 2009.

 
 
 

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HISTORY OF THE 1504 CLUB:

The 1504 Club Originated from The Big Hall on 11th and Union (close to iHop), then we went to 14th and Madison, then to 12th and Yesler, then to 22nd and Jacskon. On May 31st,2009, the 1504 moved to a new location at 2112 S Holgate St. in Seattle where there was a fantastic Grand Opening Celebration and Dance. It was phenomenal!

A few of the founders were Pete (he wrote the bi-laws) , Herb, Tia N., and Duwell.

The 1504 Club is the non-profit organization that acts as an umbrella that encourages sobriety in our community and the other part of the umbrella is the 14th & Pike Group; in which various meetings are held (i.e. AA, NA, CA, etc.).


History by David D. and Larry L. and Billy R. on 3/21/09

Note: The above mentioned is only a brief history. The Bi-Laws of 1504 Club and 14th & Pike Group can explain in further detail the history and structure of these groups.

Suggestions to stay sober:

The following are some suggestions that have helped changed many of our lives:
Take action.
-Attend meetings regularly, and don't drink or use in between
-Get a Sponsor and call him/her regularly
-Read the first 164 pages of the big book of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
-Work the 12 Steps of AA
-Deal with life One Day At A Time
-Be honest, open minded, and willing
-Let go and let God

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