The Fellowship Hall

A safe, welcoming home for recovery groups across Kansas City.

206 & 403 Fellowship Hall is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing affordable, comfortable, and consistent meeting spaces for recovery-based groups throughout the Kansas City metro area.

Our two fellowship halls—The 206 in Lee’s Summit and The 403 in Independence—were created with one simple goal: to make sure every group in recovery has a safe and stable place to meet. We know how hard it can be to find a reliable space that feels warm and welcoming (no more cold, dark basements!). That’s why we built our halls to feel like home—bright, clean, and ready for connection.

As a donation-based organization, we believe cost should never be a barrier to recovery. Groups may choose to “pass the hat” or contribute what they can to use the space. Both locations are open from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM, offering flexibility for early morning meetings, late-night gatherings, and everything in between.

Each facility includes:

• Tables, chairs, and whiteboards

• Full heating and air conditioning (because comfort matters)

• Coffee area and print materials for your organization

• Clean restrooms and ADA-compliant access

• Plenty of well-lit, accessible parking

• Soda available for a small fee

Our governing board is made up of individuals who are themselves in recovery, as well as those who have supported loved ones through their recovery journeys. Together, we’re committed to creating spaces where healing, hope, and fellowship can thrive.

206 & 403 Fellowship Hall isn’t just a place to meet—it’s a place to belong.