Resources For Chairing A Business Meeting

• How The Conference Operates - Resource used at the General Service Conference commonly used by groups, districts, intergroups, and areas for conducting business meetings

• The A.A. Group Pamphlet - See page 30

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Learn How General Service Benefits Your Group and The Still Suffering Alcoholic

• Request a visit or contact from your local District Committee Member (DCM) or an Area 13 Officer to visit your next group business meeting

• Request an Outreach Packet on General Service for your group

• Read the General Service Conference Approved "General Service Representative: Your group’s link to A.A. As A Whole" pamphlet

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Connect Your Group To The General Service Structure Of Alcoholics Anonymous

• Register your group with the General Service Office (GSO) and receive information directly from New York. Not sure if your group already has a service number? Email us here.

• Register your group's General Service Representative (GSR) with GSO and provide your group's input on matters affecting your group, and A.A. as a whole.

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Resources For Groups

• Box 4-5-9 (Free Digital Subscription to News and Notes From G.S.O.)

• Is Your Group Linked To A.A. As A Whole?

• Public Information Suggestions for Local A.A. P.I. Activity

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Resources For Group Inventories​

• The A.A. Group Pamphlet

• The Traditions Checklist

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Safety Resources For Groups

• Safety & A.A. (Publication from the General Service Office)

• Safety in A.A. (Yellow Card)

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Resources For Group Treasurers

• The A.A. Group Treasurer (Pamphlet)

• 50-30-10-10 Contribution Form - Contribute to your local District, Intergroup, Area, and G.S.O. (Based on material from the "Self-Support" pamphlet)

• Self-Support Card

• Self-Support: Where Money And Spirituality Mix (Pamphlet)

• Seventh Tradition Fact Sheet - How contributions to G.S.O. help carry the message to the still suffering alcoholic

• What Are Contributions to My A.A. District Used For? v1.4.3. (Template) - How your contributions to your local A.A. district help carry the message to the still suffering alcoholic in your city or neighborhood

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