
In 2023, the current facility opened its doors at 80 Newnan Station Drive, Suites A&B, and the Newnan Club re-emerged officially in 2024. The clubhouse is now home to multiple recovery groups and offers a welcoming, safe place to meet and share experience, strength, and hope.
The Newnan Club facility is governed by the Newnan Club Board. The responsibility of the Board is to provide and maintain a welcoming, clean, safe facility and environment in which to conduct Alcoholics Anonymous and other 12-step-based recovery meetings and events. There are six board member positions: President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and two additional members. These positions (after the terms of the initial appointed board) are voted on by the Newnan Club membership. The people filling these positions are volunteers and are not compensated.
The president oversees all board-related activities and presides over Board and Member meetings
The vice-president provides leadership in the absence of the president and shall perform such other duties as shall be designated. Currently, this position is responsible for the procurement and distribution of all Newnan Club supplies.
The Secretary is responsible for the documentation and communication of all clubhouse-related activities. Currently, this position is also responsible for clubhouse cleanliness.
The treasurer has responsibility and for all funds received and disbursed by the Newnan Club. In addition, this position maintains membership information and dues payments.
The board members have the responsibility to work with the board officers to set clubhouse policies and goals, review finances, and ensure the overall well-being of the facility. In addition, Hope H. manages all clubhouse recovery literature procurement, sale, and distribution, and Lon W. manages membership acquisition.
Overall oversight of the Newnan Club is outlined in three primary documents as described briefly below: