Senate Resolution No. recognizes June 10, 2025, as Alcoholics Anonymous Day, commemorating the significant meeting between Bill Wilson and Dr. Bob Smith on June 10, 1935, which led to the establishment of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). The resolution highlights the development of the 12-step program, a set of spiritual principles designed to aid individuals in their recovery from alcoholism, and acknowledges the positive impact AA has had on countless individuals worldwide in their battle against this disease.

The resolution also notes that the principles of the 12-step program have been embraced by various support groups addressing other forms of addiction, such as narcotics, gambling, and overeating. By adopting this resolution, the Senate expresses solidarity with those affected by alcoholism, including their families and friends, and honors the contributions of Alcoholics Anonymous to recovery efforts.