AA meetings in South Carolina
Every city in South Carolina with an AA meeting, largest first. Pick a city for its groups and the week's schedule.
Most meetings
Biggest cities in South Carolina
The twelve cities in South Carolina with the most meetings a week.
- Myrtle Beach28 groups, 102 meetings
- Charleston36 groups, 95 meetings
- Greenville34 groups, 95 meetings
- Summerville16 groups, 57 meetings
- Mt Pleasant12 groups, 39 meetings
- North Charleston8 groups, 37 meetings
- Anderson5 groups, 33 meetings
- Spartanburg6 groups, 31 meetings
- Florence6 groups, 30 meetings
- Greenwood7 groups, 24 meetings
- Conway5 groups, 23 meetings
- Little River1 groups, 23 meetings
Every other city in South Carolina
56 more cities, alphabetically.
- Abbeville2 groups, 4 meetings
- Arcadia1 groups, 7 meetings
- Aynor1 groups, 1 meetings
- Blacksburg1 groups, 1 meetings
- Clemson2 groups, 5 meetings
- Clinton1 groups, 1 meetings
- Dillon1 groups, 1 meetings
- Easley4 groups, 9 meetings
- Edisto Island1 groups, 2 meetings
- Folly Beach1 groups, 2 meetings
- Fountain Inn1 groups, 3 meetings
- Gaffney1 groups, 3 meetings
- Garden City1 groups, 1 meetings
- Georgetown3 groups, 14 meetings
- Goose Creek4 groups, 19 meetings
- Greer7 groups, 15 meetings
- Harleyville1 groups, 1 meetings
- Hemingway1 groups, 2 meetings
- Holly Hill1 groups, 1 meetings
- Hollywood1 groups, 2 meetings
- Inman1 groups, 1 meetings
- Isle of Palms2 groups, 5 meetings
- Johns Island5 groups, 10 meetings
- Johnsonville1 groups, 1 meetings
- Kingstree2 groups, 2 meetings
- Landrum1 groups, 4 meetings
- Laurens1 groups, 9 meetings
- Longs2 groups, 3 meetings
- Loris1 groups, 2 meetings
- Marion1 groups, 2 meetings
- Mauldin1 groups, 2 meetings
- McClellanville1 groups, 1 meetings
- McCormick1 groups, 2 meetings
- Meggett1 groups, 2 meetings
- Moncks Corner1 groups, 3 meetings
- Moore1 groups, 1 meetings
- Murrells Inlet4 groups, 5 meetings
- North Myrtle Beach6 groups, 10 meetings
- Pawleys Island10 groups, 17 meetings
- Pickens2 groups, 6 meetings
- Piedmont1 groups, 2 meetings
- Ridgeville1 groups, 1 meetings
- Salem1 groups, 3 meetings
- Seneca1 groups, 11 meetings
- Simpsonville5 groups, 8 meetings
- Sullivan's Island4 groups, 5 meetings
- Surfside Beach3 groups, 8 meetings
- Taylors1 groups, 1 meetings
- Townville1 groups, 2 meetings
- Travelers Rest2 groups, 4 meetings
- Wadmalaw Island1 groups, 1 meetings
- Walhalla1 groups, 3 meetings
- Ware Shoals1 groups, 2 meetings
- Westminster1 groups, 3 meetings
- Willington1 groups, 1 meetings
- Woodruff1 groups, 1 meetings
Questions about AA in South Carolina
Are there really no meetings in South Carolina?
Not at all. This page is empty because of a gap in what we hold for South Carolina, which is our problem rather than a fact about the fellowship.
What is the quickest way to find one near me?
An intergroup or central office for your part of South Carolina is the quickest route. They keep the list these pages are missing, and they answer the phone.
Do I have to give my name?
First names only is the custom, and nobody will press you for more. You may well see somebody you know, and the convention runs both ways. They are in exactly the same position. If you need proof of attendance for a court or an employer, ask the secretary before the meeting rather than during it.
Do I have to pay to attend?
No, and there is no membership to buy either. What gets collected pays the rent on the room and the literature on the table, and nothing else. You will not be invoiced, followed up, or added to anything.
Can I go if the person I am worried about will not?
Going along by yourself is allowed, and it is more common than people think. Knowing what the options are before the conversation happens changes the conversation when they are ready to have it. If you want to understand the treatment side as well, (844) 822-5800 is answered around the clock.