Bill Wilson

Bill Wilson, often referred to as Bill W., was one of the co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), a mutual aid fellowship established in 1935 to help individuals struggling with alcohol addiction. His personal battle with alcoholism inspired him to seek a solution, leading to the development of AA’s twelve-step program, which emphasizes spirituality, accountability, and community support. Wilson's work has had a profound impact on addiction recovery, spreading worldwide and influencing various recovery programs. He is also known for his writings, including "The Big Book," which outlines the principles and experiences of recovering alcoholics.