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.
Join the Triangle Fellowship for their annual picnic at Sorensdale Park in Hayward on Saturday 9/19th from 11AM-4PM. Sign up at the fellowship or contact
Join the Newark Fellowship in a Halloween celebration with a BBQ potluck, costume contest, and a live band! Potluck starts at 5PM, see flyer for
September’s meetings will take place at the Adeline Group at Howard Community Center, 1630 10th Street in Oakland.
This is an online workshop for any new Hospital & Institution Representatives or anyone curious about service in H&I. Learn about the responsibilities of the
See flyer for all the details! Questions? aakatieb@gmail.com
This event is a joint effort with Al-Anon and will feature a plated dinner, raffle, photo booth, and prizes. $40 per guest, childcare available. RSVP
Hear how 12-step recovery works from AA and Al-Anon members. Snacks and fellowship! St. Alban’s Church is located at 1501 Washington St. in Albany. St.
Nominate yourself or know of a member perfect for the job? Click here to start the application. JULY 2026—NOTICE OF EBI BOARD OF DIRECTORS OPENINGS
The Love & Service Group of Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Sunday night at 6PM in-person and virtually. Fourth Sunday of every month supports ASL Interpretation
There’s a vital need for outside AA members to sponsor incarcerated alcoholics. That’s why H&I created the Inside Visiting Sponsorship Service (IVSS) — connecting sponsors
See flyer for all the details in Spanish & English!
Bridging the Gap volunteers help people transition from hospitals and institutions into AA in their home communities by providing local meeting info, fellowship connections, and
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.