The Live and Let Live Alano Club is scheduled to close after serving the LGBTQ recovery community for almost 40 years.
A place that’s served people recovering from addiction for nearly four decades is shutting its doors. The Live and Let Live Alano Club in Hillcrest provided services for members of the LGBTQ community. KPBS Reporter M.G. Perez has more on why it’s closing.
With a steady drop in membership, donations, and other funding sources over the past few years, the LLLAC Board of Directors announced Sunday they will file for bankruptcy and close the club this fall. “Meetings keep us accountable and they are important for different people for different reasons,” Clark said. “I come for the fellowship.”
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