Community
Marcus Webb
Director of Community Programs
Marcus has been in recovery for 11 years. He leads our meeting programs and peer-connection initiatives, and has sponsored more than 40 people through the 12 Steps.
11 years sober
Our Story
Built by people in recovery.
The All Good Life was founded in 2019 by a small group of people who had been through recovery themselves — and who wanted to build the resource they wished had existed when they were starting out.
Our Mission
Recovery is possible. Community makes it last.
The All Good Life was born out of a simple observation: the resources that existed for people in recovery were either clinical and cold, or scattered and hard to find. We wanted to build something warm, honest, and genuinely useful.
Our founder, Sarah Mitchell, got sober in 2015 after years of struggling with alcohol use disorder. She worked the 12 Steps with a sponsor, found a home group, and slowly rebuilt her life. In 2019, she gathered a small team of people with similar experiences and started building what would become The All Good Life.
We are not a treatment center. We are not a medical provider. We are a community — built on the 12-step framework, grounded in lived experience, and committed to the idea that no one should have to figure out recovery alone.
I wanted to build the thing I needed when I was new. Something that felt like a hand reaching out, not a pamphlet being handed over.Sarah Mitchell — Founder, The All Good Life
Honesty
We tell the truth — about addiction, about recovery, and about what we can and cannot offer. We do not promise what we cannot deliver.
Humility
We are not experts on your recovery. You are. We offer tools, community, and experience — not prescriptions.
Service
Everything we build is in service of the people who need it. We are not a business. We are a community that happens to have a website.
By the Numbers
Small team. Big commitment.
We are a small, volunteer-driven organization. Every person on our team has personal experience with addiction and recovery. That is not a credential — it is a commitment.
Community Voices
What recovery sounds like.
These are the voices of people who have found their way through. Their words are their own.
I had tried to get sober four times on my own. The fifth time, I found a meeting through this site. That was three years ago.
Thomas R.3 years sober, AA member
The accountability testing gave me something concrete to hold onto in early recovery. Numbers don't lie, and seeing progress helped me keep going.
David K.18 months sober, NA member
These are real voices from our community. Names have been changed to protect privacy.
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You don't have to figure this out alone.
Whether you are in early recovery, years sober, or supporting someone you love — there is a place for you here.