Category Committees

What We Can Offer Anyone who thinks they may have a drinking problem is welcome at any A.A. meeting. Attendees may listen, learn, or share as they choose. There is no cost, attendance is confidential, and all are welcome. Professionals…

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. Since 1950 Portland Area Intergroup has held the annual picnic, interrupted only…

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. Contact the chair at newmedia@pdxaa.org Follow us on Instagram: @pdxaa

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 health condition. Contact the committee chair at sunshine@pdxaa.org

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, what AA is and is not, and how to contact us. Professionals…

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: To volunteer for the Hotline, please send an email to Hotline@pdxaa.org or call the Intergroup office…

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 about this service opportunity and what the qualifications are by sending an…