thecrossroadsclub.com

The Crossroads Club hosts community fundraising events in addition to its regular 12-step meeting schedule. The event currently listed on its website is Taste of Recovery 2026, a food-tasting fundraiser. The site also points visitors to a general events section for upcoming activities, so the full calendar may include more than what is shown on the homepage.

Taste of Recovery 2026

This is the specific event named in the site's "Upcoming Events" section.

A note on the date: the event listing shows 07 Nov with a 4:00 PM start, while the description says "join us on November 8th." If you're planning to attend, confirm the exact date with the club before making arrangements.

How to Find Current Events

The website's main navigation includes an Events link alongside Home, Mission, Meeting Schedule, Contact, and Donate. That section is where upcoming activities are posted, so it's the most reliable place to check for events beyond Taste of Recovery.

You can also:

• Call (561) 278-8004 with questions about events
• Email [email protected]
• Follow the club on Facebook, which is linked from the site

Beyond Events: Meetings and Other Ways to Get Involved

Events are only part of what happens at The Crossroads Club. The organization also runs 12-step meetings 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year, with a meeting list available on the site.

If you want to support the club rather than just attend an event, the site lists several options:

• Donate — via Venmo at @Crossroadsclub or Zelle at [email protected]; PayPal is also listed as a payment option
• Volunteer — the club states it has volunteer opportunities for those who want to get involved
• Attend an event — such as Taste of Recovery

The club describes itself as a safe haven for anyone whose life has been adversely affected by the use of addictive substances, and notes it is a dually appointed 501(c) entity for tax deduction purposes.

Quick Reference

• Address: 1700 Lake Ida Road, Delray Beach, FL 33445
• Phone: (561) 278-8004
• Email: [email protected]
• Events page: linked as "Events" in the site navigation
• Meetings: available 7 days a week, year-round

If your goal is to attend a specific event, start with the Events section of the website or call the club directly to confirm dates, ticket availability, and venue details.

You can support The Crossroads Club in Delray Beach, Florida, in four ways: donate money through Venmo, Zelle, or PayPal; volunteer your time; attend a fundraising event; or simply show up to a meeting. The club is a dually appointed 501(c) entity, so contributions qualify for tax deduction purposes. If you want the fastest route, send money via Venmo to @Crossroadsclub or via Zelle to [email protected]. If you prefer a card or a record tied to your PayPal account, use the PayPal payment option on the website.

Donation Methods at a Glance

The site's own framing is that "every dollar makes a difference." No minimum, suggested amount, or fee structure is published, so treat any amount as acceptable unless you confirm otherwise by phone.

Donating by Venmo or Zelle

1. Open your Venmo or Zelle app (Zelle is typically accessed through your bank).
2. Enter the recipient: @Crossroadsclub for Venmo, or [email protected] for Zelle.
3. Enter the amount and send.
4. Keep the confirmation for your tax records.

Expected result: the funds go directly to the club. Because the club states it is a dually appointed 501(c) entity for tax deduction purposes, save your transaction receipt if you plan to deduct the gift. If you need a formal acknowledgment letter, call (561) 278-8004 to ask what documentation they provide — the website does not describe a receipt process.

Donating Through PayPal or Offline Checkout

The website presents a PayPal payment option alongside an offline checkout path. Choose PayPal if you want to pay by card or bank through a familiar platform; choose the offline option if you would rather not transact online. The site does not publish a mailing address specifically for checks, so if you go the offline route, call (561) 278-8004 first to confirm how to complete the payment.

Volunteering

Volunteers "help The Crossroads Club thrive," and the site states there are opportunities for those who want to get involved. There is no online application form described — the listed path is to make contact:

• Call (561) 278-8004
• Email [email protected]
• Use the "Contact Us" section of the website

When you reach out, say what kind of help you can offer and your availability. The site does not list specific volunteer roles, so expect to discuss options rather than pick from a published menu.

Attending Events

The club runs fundraising events, and attending one is a form of support. A listed example is Taste of Recovery 2026, described as an annual tasting event where South Florida chefs — including restaurants such as City Oyster, Louie Bossi, and Elizabetta's — provide samplings, and attendees vote for the best bite. The event is listed for November 8th at the American German Club, with a 4:00 PM start time shown under a November 7 listing on the page. Because those two dates conflict, confirm the exact date and ticket details through the website's event page or by phone before you plan around it.

Tickets are described as something you "grab," implying advance purchase, but no price is published in the available material.

Other Ways to Help

• Spread the word. The club describes itself as a safe haven for anyone whose life has been adversely affected by addictive substances, and it hosts 12-step meetings 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. Pointing someone to the meeting list is a form of support.
• Leave a review or share your experience. The site features testimonials from members such as Caleb, Vernon, Nikki, and Peter. Adding your own voice helps others decide to walk in.
• Follow and share on Facebook, linked from the site.

Before You Give: Practical Checks

• Confirm tax treatment for your situation. The site states the club is a dually appointed 501(c) entity for tax deduction purposes. That is the club's own description; whether your gift is deductible depends on your circumstances, so consult a tax professional if it matters to you.
• Verify the event date. The Taste of Recovery listing shows both November 7 and November 8. Call ahead.
• Use the contact channels for anything unclear. Phone (561) 278-8004, email [email protected], or visit 1700 Lake Ida Road, Delray Beach, FL 33445.

The Crossroads Club can be reached by phone at (561) 278-8004 or by email at [email protected]. It is located at 1700 Lake Ida Road, Delray Beach, FL 33445. The website also provides a contact form, a "Get Directions" link, and a Facebook page for further contact.

Contact Methods

The site's "Contact Us Now!" section directs visitors to call the phone number with questions, and a "Get In Touch" link leads to the contact form.

Location and Directions

The Crossroads Club is at 1700 Lake Ida Road, Delray Beach, FL 33445. The website includes a "Get Directions" link alongside the address, which you can use to open mapping directions to the location.

What Happens at This Location

The Crossroads Club describes itself as a safe haven for anyone whose life has been adversely affected by, or through, the use of addictive substances. It provides a variety of 12-step meetings that run 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. If your reason for contacting or visiting is to attend a meeting, the site's Meeting Schedule page lets you filter by day of the week (Sunday through Saturday) or view all meetings and events.

Donations and Volunteering

If you are reaching out for a reason other than attendance:

• Donate: The site lists Venmo at @Crossroadsclub and Zelle at [email protected]. It also shows a PayPal payment option and notes that The Crossroads Club is a dually appointed 501C entity for tax deduction purposes.
• Volunteer: The site states there are volunteer opportunities for those who want to get involved, with a "Contact Us" link to follow up.

Upcoming Events

The site lists events, including a "Taste of Recovery 2026" scheduled for November 7 at 4:00 PM (the event text also references November 8th at the American German Club). For current event details and tickets, check the Events section of the website or call the number above.

The Crossroads Club is a 12-step meeting and recovery support organization in Delray Beach, Florida, that describes itself as "a safe haven for anyone whose life has been adversely affected by, or through, the use of addictive substances." If you are looking for a place to attend recovery meetings, volunteer, or donate to addiction-recovery work in South Florida, this page covers what the organization offers and how to reach it. It is a meeting space and support community, not a residential treatment or medical facility.

What The Crossroads Club Provides

• 12-step meetings. The organization states it "provides a variety of 12-step meetings," running 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year. A full meeting list is published on its site, organized by day of the week (Sunday through Saturday) with an "All Meetings" view.
• A safe haven for those affected by substance use. The stated mission is to serve anyone whose life has been adversely affected by addictive substances — which can include family members and others, not only the person using.
• Volunteer opportunities. The site notes that "volunteers help The Crossroads Club thrive" and invites people who want to get involved to make contact.
• Community events. It hosts fundraising and community gatherings, such as its annual "Taste of Recovery" event, listed for November 7–8, 2026, at the American German Club, featuring samplings from South Florida restaurants.

Meeting Schedule: How to Check It

Meetings are the core service, and the schedule changes by day, so the practical step is to check the current list before you go:

1. Go to the Meeting Schedule section of thecrossroadsclub.com.
2. Select the day of the week, or choose "All Meetings" to see everything at once.
3. Confirm the specific meeting time and format for the day you plan to attend.

Because the site states meetings run every day of the year, you can generally find something regardless of the date — but always verify the individual listing rather than assuming a time.

Location and Contact

The site offers a "Get Directions" link for the Lake Ida Road address and a contact form for questions.

Donations and Support

The Crossroads Club accepts contributions through several channels listed on its site:

• Venmo: @Crossroadsclub
• Zelle: [email protected]
• PayPal: available via a "Donate Now" option on the site
• Offline payment: a checkout option is also listed

The organization states it is "a dually appointed 501C entity for tax deduction purposes," meaning donations may be tax-deductible — confirm the specifics with the organization or a tax professional for your situation.

What Visitors Say

The site quotes several attendees. One writes, "If you're searching for good meetings look no further"; another says the club "saved my life"; a third describes it as "a place of healing for so many, affordable for all." These are testimonials from the organization's own page, so treat them as impressions rather than independent evaluations.

Who This Is For

The Crossroads Club is a fit if you want:

• In-person 12-step meetings available daily in the Delray Beach area
• A community space connected to recovery, with volunteer and event options
• A way to support recovery work financially or through volunteering

It is not a detox, inpatient program, or clinical treatment provider based on the information available — for medical or crisis needs, contact appropriate healthcare or emergency services. For anything about meeting types, accessibility, or current programming, call (561) 278-8004 or email [email protected].

The Crossroads Club posts its meeting schedule directly on its website at thecrossroadsclub.com. Meetings run 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year, and the schedule is organized by day of the week. You can browse by day (Sunday through Saturday) or view the full meeting list in one place. If you have questions or want to confirm a specific meeting, call (561) 278-8004.

Where the schedule lives

On the site's Meeting Schedule page, the schedule is broken into tabs for each day of the week, plus an "All Meetings" option. Selecting a day shows the meetings held that day; selecting "All Meetings" shows the complete list.

• By day: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
• All at once: the "All Meetings" view
• Other tabs on the same page: Events, Contact, Donate

The page also notes that The Crossroads Club provides a variety of 12-step meetings.

How to use it

1. Go to thecrossroadsclub.com and open the Meeting Schedule page.
2. Pick the day you're planning around, or choose "All Meetings" if you want to compare across the week.
3. Note the meeting you want, then confirm details by phone if anything is unclear — the site lists (561) 278-8004 as the contact number.
4. Check the Events tab separately if you're looking for special functions rather than regular meetings.

Expected result: you'll have a specific day, time, and meeting to attend, rather than a general sense that "there are meetings."

Location and contact

• Address: 1700 Lake Ida Road, Delray Beach, FL 33445
• Phone: (561) 278-8004
• Email: [email protected]

The site includes a "Get Directions" link for the address, and a Facebook page is linked for updates.

Common snags

• The day tabs and the full list can show different things at a glance. If you only need one meeting, the day view is faster; if you're planning several days, use "All Meetings."
• Holiday schedules aren't spelled out on the page. The site states meetings go on 52 weeks a year, but for a specific holiday it's worth a call.
• Events are separate from meetings. The Taste of Recovery fundraiser (listed for November, at the American German Club) appears under Events, not the meeting schedule — don't confuse the two when planning.

If you want to get more involved

The same site covers donating and volunteering. Donations can be made via Venmo at @Crossroadsclub or Zelle at [email protected], and PayPal is listed as a payment option. The club describes itself as a dually appointed 501(c) entity for tax deduction purposes, and as a safe haven for anyone whose life has been adversely affected by the use of addictive substances. Volunteer opportunities are available through the Contact page.