Service

Intergroup service committees are another way we can carry the A.A. message

Service Is the Secret!

Service Committees of Portland Area Intergroup

To contact a committee please email them directly. Click on the committee name or “Read More” for more information:

For Professionals

What We Can Offer
  • Speakers for your professional association or staff meeting who can explain what A.A. is and answer questions
  • Literature about the A.A. program of ...
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Picnic Committee

This committee is the “fun” committee! Our annual picnic is always looked forward too by our local AA members. Games, food and prizes are always a crowd pleaser ...
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New Media

We carry the message of hope using specific social media platforms. Often it is by chance that we as problem drinkers discover the help that AA can offer ...
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Sunshine Committee

We are a committee of caring people who bring AA meetings into Assisted Living Facilities for AA members who cannot go to outside meetings due to aging or ...
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Cooperation with the Professional Community (CPC)

We aim to inform professionals who through their work may come into contact with the still suffering alcoholic. We let them know Alcoholics Anonymous exists in this area, ...
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Cooperation with Treatment Facilities

Get Involved: Help Alcoholics in Treatment We take meetings into treatment facilities and share our experience, strength and hope with the still suffering alcoholic there. To find out ...
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Veterans Outreach Committee

The Veterans Outreach Committee This committee coordinates to bring the AA message into centers, shelters and institutions that aid Veterans. This is often the first time a veteran ...
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Newsletter Committee

Our newsletter, Sobriety in Stumptown, offers experience, strength and hope on a monthly basis. We also publish special events and AA activities that we all enjoy so much ...
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Hotline

Hotline volunteers keep the phones staffed 24-hours a day by taking calls from home and are often a newcomer’s first contact with AA. Qualifications Must have:

Cooperation with Correctional Facilities

This committee takes meetings into correctional facilities and carries the AA message to the alcoholic who suffers there. They share their experience, strength, and hope. Find out more ...
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Bridging the Gap

This committee "bridges the gap" for alcoholics just getting out of treatment who want to continue in AA. The patient of the facility requests a committee member to ...
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Public Information

This committee informs the public that Alcoholics Anonymous exists and how to contact AA. Panels meet with the media, schools, clubs, and the general public and show videos ...
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Website Committee

Our website is a valuable resource for people looking for help with an alcohol problem. We list hundreds of meetings and have a list of AA events that ...
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Intergroup Representatives Email List

Portland Area Intergroup has started a mailing list for updates to PAI business news and events. The mailing list is primarily aimed at IGRs but open to anyone interested in receiving the latest information. The emails of current IGRs have already been loaded; feel free to add yours, too!

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