SERVICE ORIENTATION WORKSHOP FULLY SELF SUPPORTING?

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SERVICE ORIENTATION WORKSHOP FULLY SELF SUPPORTING?

SELF-SUPPORT: WHERE MONEY AND SPIRITUALITY MIX The A.A. groups themselves ought to be fully supported by the voluntary contributions of their own members. We think that each group should soon achieve this ideal; that any public solicitation of funds using the name of Alcoholics Anonymous is highly dangerous, whether by groups, clubs, hospitals, or other outside agencies; that acceptance of large gifts from any source, or of contributions carrying any obligation whatever, is unwise. Then, too, we view with much concern those A.A. treasuries which continue, beyond prudent reserves, to accumulate funds for no stated A.A. purpose. Experience has often warned us that nothing can so surely destroy our spiritual heritage as futile disputes over property, money, and authority. —Tradition Seven (long form)

“Self-support begins with me, because I am part of us — the group. We pay our rent and utility bills, buy coffee, snacks and A.A. literature. We support our central office, our area committee, and our General Service Office. If it were not for those entities, many new people would never discover the miracles of A.A.”

WHAT DOES YOUR DOLLAR BUY?

GROUP EXPENSES Rent Coffee & supplies Literature Big Books and/or Newcomers packets Carrying the message outside of the Group Corrections, Cooperation with Professional Community, Public Information, Treatment, etc. Supporting your GSR in service Mileage, Assemblies, Regional Forums Contributions to District, Area, and GSO or or…..

DISTRICT EXPENSES Rent, coffee & supplies Printing Minutes, Newsletters, Flyers, etc. Answering Service Directories Workshops District Service Committee work Literature, Mileage, Assemblies, Regional Forums Contributions to Area and GSO

AREA EXPENSES / PRIMARY PURPOSE FINANCING Basic Expenses Assemblies & Committee Meetings (4 each per year) Rent, mileage, printing, mailing, coffee & supplies General Service Conference Delegate’s attendance to Conference in New York Pre-General Service Conference Workshop Post-Conference Reports Conferences & Forums Operating Expenses Archives, web site, professional fees, handbooks, etc.

AREA EXPENSES / PRIMARY PURPOSE FINANCING Primary Purpose Motions Finance the activity of carrying the message Big Books in libraries Billboards New computers for Secretary, Registrar Workbooks, Workshops, DVDs, & instructional material to developing District Committees Contributions to GSO

GSO EXPENSES

G.S.O. SERVICE EXPENSES: 2010 General Service Conference 13% Records & Files 10% International Overseas 10% Corrections, CPC, PI 4%, 5%, & 5% Group Services 7% International Convention Assignments 3% Etc.

GSO FELLOWSHIP STATISTICS

2011 CONTRIBUTIONS TO GSO 2011 Contributions From Groups, Individuals, Specials, Special Meetings — by Delegate Area (in U.S. Dollars) Area # GPS. REPORTED # GPS. CONTRIB. % OF GPS. CONTRIB. TOTAL GROUP CONTRIB.MEMBERSHIP CONTRIBUTION PER CAPITA INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSMEMORIALSPECIALS SPECIAL MEETINGS TOTAL AREA CONTRIBUTIONSPER CAPITA 19 1, ,782 29, $8,440.00$50.00$2,531.00$170.00$83, , ,100 22, $4, $8,949.00$157.00$78, ,511 7, $2,251.00$65.00$1,329.00$50.00$29, Total US/Canada 63,845 27, ,233,900 1,384, $296,010.23$58,436.42$565,626.57$12,807.20$6,166,

SELF SUPPORT CARD

WHAT DID YOUR LAST DRINK COST? Case of beer $12 - $22 Foo-foo martinis can cost $10 each or more The average price of a Starbucks drink at its U.S. stores is in the $2 to $2.50 range for simple coffee Red Bull 4 pack $8.99 Bottled water $1 - $2 per bottle

TREASURY INFORMATION aa-nia.org aa.org Pamphlets available: “Where Money & Spirituality Mix” “AA Group Treasurer” “AA Guidelines on Finance” “AA Service Manual”