24 Hour Helpline 510-839-8900 English 510-502-8560 Espanol Helplines are staffed 24/7 by A.A. member volunteers who have solved their drinking problem.
Flyer contains all the necessary details.
For more info contact Mike B (510)358-9624 or mb4763@yahoo.com
Service in Action Bridging The Gap Bridging the Gap The local Bridging the Gap program, or BTG, connects new members being discharged from a facility
East Bay Intergroup now has a WhatsApp Group. Join our forum where we engage in discussions centered around AA Unity, Service, and Recovery in the
The all-new AA Grapevine App. The Grapevine has been helping alcoholics find and share sobriety since 1944. The perfect introduction publication for institutions and public
Effective June 1st all AAWS books will increase by 20% and pamphlets by 30%. On April 3rd AAWS raised their prices by this same percentage
Visiting Sponsor Service in Rehabs! Take part in carrying the message to confined members. H&I Area 53 is launching a new Inside Visiting Sponsorship Service
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Do you go to a variety of meetings, or are you willing to do so? The Newsletter Ambassadors will announce the newsletter and post the
The primary purpose of East Bay Intergroup is to help inform the greater community about A.A. and alcoholism so that those who need help can find recovery from alcoholism.
East Bay Intergroup is an organization created and sustained by A.A. groups in the San Francisco East Bay.
To submit an announcement, please email us at officeadministrator@eastbayaa.org. You can click the button below to start the email.
The First Helpline in the East Bay:
October 1941
Pauline G., the nonalcoholic wife of AA member Ralph G., became the Corresponding Secretary for the AA “Oakland Group.” She installed a telephone in her home, providing day and night service to AA members and those struggling with alcoholism.
Service statement:
The responsibility for service activities lies at the group level, with all service center activities being guided by the Twelve Traditions and the collective will and conscience of the groups. Unity in purpose, thought, and action is of utmost importance in all East Bay Intergroup activities.
The primary goal of East Bay Intergroup service members is the continued advancement of the A.A. Program through dedicated service work.
The primary purpose of East Bay Intergroup, Inc. is to help inform the greater community about AA and alcoholism so that those who need help
can find recovery from alcoholism.
East Bay Intergroup is an organization created and sustained by AA groups in the San Francisco East Bay.
