About Us
What is the 24 Hour Club?
The Dallas 24 Hour Club is a registered 501c3 nonprofit organization that provides transitional housing, support and guidance for men and women who are in trouble with alcohol and drugs and who have a desire to achieve sobriety. The 24 Hour Club was founded in 1969 in a donated office space; this space was for alcoholics to have a place to meet 24 hours per day, hence the name. It has been located in the East Dallas area for over 37 years and has been located at 4636 Ross Avenue for over 18 years.
It is our goal to introduce these men and women into the larger recovery community and into independent living. The Club is not a boarding house, nor is it a rehabilitation center or a medical facility. Rather, the Club seeks to facilitate recovery through adherence to the practices and principles of a 12-step program which has saved many lives, careers and families.
What Services Does the Club Provide?
Overview of services provided:
- Introduction to a 12-step program
- Food and housing at a minimal cost
- Referrals to city, state agencies, treatment and rehabilitation facilities in the area
- Job placement referrals
- Community fellowship and social interaction
- Toiletry, clothing and bedding facilities
Provided is an Introduction to 12-step based recovery. All residents are required to attend 12-step meetings. Resident staff is on-site and our dining room is open 24 hours a day for fellowship and sharing. Alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited and residents must follow all house rules.
Food and housing at minimal cost are provided. If a person does not have the money to pay, we will not turn them away, but we will allow them to pay for weekly rent and means as they become employed.
Return to self-sufficiency and responsibility is our focus. All residents are required to seek employment and to sign in and out as they arrive upon and leave the premises.
