Current Service Opportunities
Interested in volunteering for one of these committees? Please send us a note at [email protected]
- Events Committee Chair
- Bridging the Gap volunteers needed
- Picnic Committee Volunteers & Donations Corrections Meeting Coordinators –
- Multnomah County Jail Volunteers – see Correctional Facilities
- Newsletter needs submissions – stories, poems, pictures. Contact [email protected]
- Hotline volunteers – multiple shifts available
- Area 58 has a slot to service the Oregon State Hospital in Salem. Tuesdays 5:45pm-6:45pm
Portland Deaf Access Committee
The Portland Deaf Access Committee is not affiliated with Portland Area Intergroup but works together with A.A. entities in the Portland area to improve access for the hearing challenged.
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!
Big Book, 12&12 now in American Sign Language
Big Book & 12&12 Now Available in ASL Alcoholics Anonymous, a.k.a. "The Big Book", and Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions are now available on the AAWS YouTube channel ...
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Portland Deaf Access Committee Needs You!
The Portland Deaf Access Committee (PDAC) was established in 2001 as a group of AA members who work together to help make AA in the Portland ...
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La Viña Suscripciones de Regalo
¿Sientes agradecimiento? Ayude a llevar el mensaje Haga clic en la imagen para descargar una copia en PDF del folleto para compartir. ...
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Grapevine Gift Subscriptions
Grateful? Help Carry The Message
By Gifting An AA Grapevine Click on the image to download a PDF copy of the flyer to share. ...
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By Gifting An AA Grapevine Click on the image to download a PDF copy of the flyer to share. ...
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Accessibility – Open Position!
The Accessibility Committee strives to improve access to A.A. meetings, literature, and service for all newcomers and A.A. members, regardless of their abilities. Accessibility Resources ...
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Intergroup Representatives
IGRs are elected by their A.A. group to represent them at the monthly PAI meeting, and keep their group apprised on motions, activities and ongoing topics ...
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Correctional Facilities
Take meetings into correctional facilities & carries the AA message to the alcoholic who suffers. MCSO Volunteer application required ...
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Cooperation with Treatment Facilities
Carry the Message to Treatment Centers Your help is needed to bring A.A. meetings into treatment centers. The Treatment Committee contacts treatment centers in the Portland area to ...
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Bridging the Gap
Bridging the Gap …between those leaving treatment and the rooms of AA. Help newcomers find their way to meetings & feel more connected when they get there. Download the latest ...
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Public Information & CPC
Your help is needed to carry the A.A. message to the public and to professionals who may come into contact with alcoholics. Cooperation with the Professional Community Keeping the professional ...
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Website Committee
Our committee aims to promote unity, service and recovery in the Portland metro area through accurate & easily accessible digital materials including website announcements, the on-line meeting list ...
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