How do I find my AA group number?

How do I find my AA group number?

If you create a profile to make a contribution online, you can search for your group service number in the system. Your Area Registrar has access to this information and can provide you with your group service number.

How do you find AA?

Contact your Alumni Coordinator today by call calling 800-214-2649 or email [email protected]. You can find an AA meeting near you by finding your local AA resource here. Select your state to be redirected to the local resource website. On the local sites, you can find a listing of meetings by city.

What is the official AA website?

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How do I join a zoom AA meeting?

To join the meeting: Find a Zoom meeting close to you and on the day/time you need on the AA website ‘Find Meetings’ page. Click on the green ‘Join Zoom Meeting’ button shown . You may be instructed to download the zoom application. Follow the instructions.

How do I get an AA token?

In order to receive an AA chip, you must attend AA meetings. At these meetings, members are encouraged to share that they have reached a milestone, and the group leader will present them with the appropriate chip.

How much money can you donate to Alcoholics Anonymous?

While there is no limitation on the amount an A.A. group may contribute, we follow the limits established by the General Service Conference for individual contributions, currently not more than five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) per year. Bequests in wills are acceptable on a one-time basis, and not in perpetuity.

Are there virtual AA meetings?

International Online Intergroup There are online meetings from around Australia at all times of day. This site – Helping AA Members in Australia Navigate Online – has been created by trusted AA volunteers to provide members with reliable information about using Zoom and other technology to carry the message of AA.

Is there an app for AA meetings?

Brought to you by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc., Meeting Guide is a free of charge meeting finder app for iOS and Android that provides meeting information from A.A. service entities in an easy-to-access format.

What is the best way to stop drinking?

9 Ways to Reduce Alcohol Use

1. Commit to reducing alcohol use in writing.
2. Set a limit goal.
3. Journal about your drinking for a few weeks.
4. Don’t keep alcohol at home.
5. Drink slowly.
6. Counter each alcoholic drink with water, soda, or juice.
7. Schedule activities that don’t revolve around drinking.

Can I join an AA meeting online?

Online meetings come in a variety of formats: real-time chat, email meetings, telephone chats, A/V meetings using Skype or other applications, and discussion board meetings. Some are targeted toward specific groups: women, military, deaf/hard-of-hearing; and there are meetings available in a number of languages.

What are the AA tokens?

AA chips, also known as sobriety tokens, are small, round-shaped tokens given to members of a 12-step program. This includes Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and other types of sobriety groups. Those giving them out can purchase them at a token shop or online.

How can I find out where AA meetings are being held?

Use the AA Meetings locator to know about an AA Meeting happening near you. Finding AA Meetings By Zip Code You can find ‘AA near me’ by entering the zip code to your location in the space provided here and by selecting the distance. A click on the AA Meetings search tab will help you find out where the next AA Meetings are happening near you.

Is the AA organization affiliated with any other organization?

AA is not affiliated in any way with any of the facilities in which the AA meetings are held. We list the names of facilities only to make it easier to find the AA meetings. We do not endorse or oppose any entities other than Alcoholics Anonymous.

Where do I Send my AA claim to?

You can pop any receipts and documents in support of your claim in the post, to: The Claims Department AA Claims services Lambert House Stockport Road Cheadle, Cheshire SK8 2DY

Are there any Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Minnesota?

It is maintained by the two service entities of Alcoholics Anonymous, Area 35 and Area 36, to which all AA groups registered with Alcoholics Anonymous belong to in Minnesota. AA is not affiliated in any way with any of the facilities in which the AA meetings are held.