AA Meetings in South Carolina

About AA in South Carolina

Free AA Meetings Across South Carolina

South Carolina has Alcoholics Anonymous meetings across the Midlands, Lowcountry, Upstate, Grand Strand, Pee Dee, coastal communities, and nearby towns. Meeting information is maintained by South Carolina Area 62, local districts, intergroups, central offices, AA.org, and the Meeting Guide app.

Meeting formats may include open discussion, closed meetings, Big Book study, step study, speaker meetings, women’s meetings, men’s meetings, LGBTQ-friendly meetings, Spanish-speaking meetings, online meetings, hybrid meetings, beginner meetings, literature meetings, phone meetings, and wheelchair-accessible meetings. Meeting times, locations, rooms, and online access details can change, so confirm before attending.

✔Sober.now help line: call 1-888-708-7060 for help finding public South Carolina AA meeting information.
✔South Carolina Area 62: statewide AA meeting lookup, district information, group resources, assembly information, and service resources.
✔Area structure: Area 62 says it is composed of 23 districts and 411 registered AA groups.
✔Regional intergroups: Columbia, Charleston, Greenville, Grand Strand, and other South Carolina communities may use local AA resources.
✔Emergency note: for medical emergency, overdose, violence, or immediate danger, call 911.

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Find AA Meetings by South Carolina Region

Use the region and city grid below to find South Carolina AA meeting resources by area. Confirm details with official AA resources before attending.

Midlands and Central South Carolina

Columbia

West Columbia

Lexington

Irmo

Cayce

Forest Acres

Camden

Sumter

Orangeburg

Newberry

Lowcountry, Coast, and Grand Strand

Charleston

North Charleston

Mount Pleasant

Summerville

Goose Creek

Beaufort

Hilton Head Island

Myrtle Beach

Conway

Georgetown

Upstate, Pee Dee, and Western South Carolina

Greenville

Spartanburg

Anderson

Clemson

Easley

Greenwood

Aiken

Rock Hill

Florence

Hartsville

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Call for help finding public South Carolina AA meeting information by city, county, day, time, or meeting format. Official AA resources should be used to confirm current meeting details.

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South Carolina Area 62

area62.org

Statewide South Carolina AA meeting lookup, district map, intergroup directory, group resources, assembly information, and service resources.

Open Area 62 Meeting Lookup

South Carolina Intergroups

Area 62 lists local intergroups and central offices for South Carolina communities, including Columbia and the Charleston Tri-County area.

Open Intergroup Directory

South Carolina AA Meeting Resources

AA Meeting Resources in South Carolina

South Carolina AA meeting information is maintained by local AA service resources, intergroups, central offices, districts, South Carolina Area 62, AA.org, and the Meeting Guide app. Use official resources to confirm current meeting times, addresses, formats, and online meeting details.

Need Help Finding a Meeting?

Call Sober.now at 1-888-708-7060 for help finding public South Carolina AA meeting information. Meeting details may change, so check South Carolina Area 62, local intergroups, AA.org, or the AA Meeting Guide app before going.

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South Carolina AA Meetings
Meeting Guide App

Midlands and Central South Carolina

Greater Columbia Intergroup

Greater Columbia Intergroup provides general information about Alcoholics Anonymous, local meeting schedules, and activity schedules for the Columbia and Midlands areas of South Carolina.

Location: 3014 Devine St., Suite 103, Columbia, SC 29205

Open Columbia Intergroup

South Carolina Area 62 Meeting Lookup

Area 62 provides statewide South Carolina AA meeting lookup and district resources for Columbia, Lexington, Sumter, Orangeburg, and nearby Midlands communities.

Use for: statewide South Carolina meeting search.

Open Area 62 meeting lookup

Columbia Area Intergroup Listing

Area 62 lists Greater Columbia Intergroup as a local resource where people can pick up Columbia region schedules, speak with another alcoholic, or purchase AA literature.

Confirm current office details and meeting schedules before visiting or attending.

Open Columbia listing

Lowcountry, Charleston, and Coastal South Carolina

Tri-County Intergroup

Area 62 lists Tri-County Intergroup as a local AA resource for the Tri-County area of Charleston, South Carolina.

Use for: Charleston, North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Summerville, and nearby Lowcountry communities.

Open Tri-County listing

Charleston District Resources

Area 62 district resources include Charleston-area district information, group resources, and local service information.

Use official meeting lookup and local intergroup resources to confirm current meeting details before attending.

Open Charleston-area meeting lookup

Coastal South Carolina Search

Myrtle Beach, Beaufort, Hilton Head, Georgetown, and coastal meeting information may appear through Area 62, local districts, intergroups, and Meeting Guide.

Confirm current day, time, address, room note, and format before attending.

Open Area 62 search

Upstate, Pee Dee, and Western South Carolina

Upstate District Resources

Area 62 provides district information and meeting resources for the Upstate of South Carolina, including Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, Clemson, and nearby communities.

Use for: Upstate South Carolina meeting and district resources.

Open Upstate district page

Area 62 Groups and Districts

Area 62 says it has 23 districts and 411 registered AA groups across South Carolina.

Use the district map and meeting lookup to confirm current local meeting details.

Open Area 62 districts

AA.org Meeting Guide

Meeting Guide helps people find AA meetings and resources near them using information provided by AA service entities.

Use for: current meeting search from your phone.

Open Meeting Guide

How It Works

How to Find an AA Meeting in South Carolina

Call Sober.now, browse South Carolina regions, or use official AA resources to confirm the meeting before attending.

Call or Browse

Call 1-888-708-7060 for help finding public South Carolina AA meeting information, or browse by region on this page.

Check the Details

Review the meeting name, day, time, city, address, format, access notes, and online meeting details. Look for open, closed, Big Book, step, discussion, women’s, men’s, online, phone, Spanish-speaking, beginner, literature, or wheelchair-accessible notes.

Confirm Before Going

Meeting times, locations, entrances, and online access details can change. Confirm through official South Carolina AA resources, AA.org, or Meeting Guide before attending.

Official AA Resources

Official AA Resources for South Carolina

Use these Alcoholics Anonymous resources to confirm current meeting times, locations, meeting types, online meetings, phone meetings, Spanish-language resources, and local South Carolina AA contact details.

South Carolina Area 62

Area 62 provides statewide South Carolina AA meeting lookup, district information, intergroup resources, group resources, events, and service information.

Use for: statewide South Carolina AA resources.

Open Area 62 meeting lookup

South Carolina Intergroups

Area 62 lists local intergroups and central offices that help connect callers with nearby AA groups and local meeting resources.

Use for: Columbia, Charleston, and regional AA office resources.

Open intergroup directory

AA.org Meeting Guide

AA.org provides Find AA and Meeting Guide app information. Meeting Guide uses meeting data provided by AA service entities.

Use for: official AA meeting search support.

Open Meeting Guide

South Carolina

Need Help Finding an AA Meeting Today?

Call Sober.now for help locating public South Carolina AA meeting information by city, county, day, time, or meeting format. Meeting details can change, so use official AA resources to confirm before attending.

✔Help finding public AA meeting information across Columbia, Charleston, Greenville, Spartanburg, Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head, Rock Hill, Florence, and nearby South Carolina communities
✔South Carolina Area 62, local intergroups, AA.org, and Meeting Guide resources linked on this page
✔Free meetings, no registration required
✔For medical emergency, overdose, violence, or immediate danger, call 911

📞 1-888-708-7060

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Before You Go

How to Verify an AA Meeting in South Carolina

AA meetings may change location, room, time, format, or online access details. Confirm the meeting before you travel, especially if you are attending for the first time, going late at night, or using an older listing.

✔Call 1-888-708-7060 for help finding public South Carolina AA meeting information.
✔Use South Carolina Area 62, local intergroups, central offices, districts, AA.org Find AA, or Meeting Guide to confirm current meeting details.
✔Check the meeting day, time, name, address, room note, and format.
✔Confirm whether the meeting is open, closed, online, in person, by phone, Big Book, step, discussion, women’s, men’s, beginner, literature, LGBTQ-friendly, or Spanish-speaking.
✔Use 911 for medical emergency, overdose, violence, or immediate danger.

Need meeting help?

Call Sober.now

Call for help finding public South Carolina AA meeting information by city, county, day, time, or format.

📞 1-888-708-7060

Sober.now is independent and does not operate AA meetings. Use official AA resources to confirm current meeting details.

Need help now?

Call Sober.now for help finding public South Carolina AA meeting information. Use official AA resources to confirm current meeting details before attending.

📞 1-888-708-7060
Area 62 Meeting Lookup
Meeting Guide

Questions

Questions About AA Meetings in South Carolina

Who lists AA meetings in South Carolina?

South Carolina AA meeting information is available through South Carolina Area 62, local intergroups, central offices, districts, AA.org Find AA, and the Meeting Guide app. Sober.now is an independent directory and does not operate AA meetings.

Can I call Sober.now for help finding a meeting?

Yes. Call 1-888-708-7060 for help finding public South Carolina AA meeting information by city, county, region, day, time, or meeting format. Official AA resources should be used to confirm current meeting details.

Are AA meetings in South Carolina free?

Yes. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are free to attend. Groups may pass a basket for voluntary member contributions, but payment is not required.

What AA resource covers statewide South Carolina?

South Carolina Area 62 provides statewide AA meeting lookup, district information, group resources, intergroup listings, assembly information, and service resources.

How many districts and registered groups are in South Carolina Area 62?

South Carolina Area 62 says it is composed of 23 districts and 411 registered AA groups across South Carolina.

What AA resource covers Columbia and the Midlands?

Greater Columbia Intergroup provides local AA meeting and activity schedules for the Columbia and Midlands areas of South Carolina. Area 62 also provides statewide meeting lookup and district resources.

What AA resource covers Charleston?

Area 62 lists Tri-County Intergroup as a local AA resource for the Tri-County area of Charleston, South Carolina. Use official resources to confirm current meeting details before attending.

Are there online AA meetings in South Carolina?

Yes. South Carolina AA resources and the Meeting Guide app may list online, phone, and hybrid meetings. Confirm current links, phone numbers, meeting IDs, passwords, and access notes before joining.

Are there AA meetings near South Carolina in North Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, or Florida?

Yes. Neighboring states have their own AA areas, intergroups, central offices, and Meeting Guide listings. Use official AA resources to confirm current meeting details before attending across state lines.

Do I need to speak at my first AA meeting?

No. You can attend quietly and listen. Many people go to their first meeting without sharing. You may introduce yourself by first name only if you choose.

What should I do in an emergency?

For medical emergency, overdose, violence, or immediate danger, call 911. AA meeting lines are not emergency services.

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