Central California Fellowship of AA

By The Way 9960 Business Park Dr. Ste. 110, Sacramento, CA 95827 www.aasacramento.org 916-454-1771

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JANUARY 2020

Master Calendar Speaker Meetings Group News Special Events Birthdays Minutes P & L Group Contributions

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I AM A WOMAN OF RECOVERY

I bleed for the joy and understanding of Life. My deepest thrill is to make you smile. Laugh. Joy.

I’ve come to understand you through the quiet of mind. With the past behind me, and the future undone,

I ask to be Quiet. Breathe in peace; Breathe out love.

I was unknown to recovery, Seeking balance in life. An obsession so deep- Unknown to the mind,

Unbroken by soul. Body rejects allergen,

Subtly begins chemical disturbances. A craving develops and takes master,

Leaving an unfit spirit to run wild and free.

Now left out of balance, Mind irrationalizes warnings.

Faster and faster, The compulsion to act,

Instead of to think. Unmanageability sets in

Unable to distinguish value from joy. My body craves excitement, And my mind fears suicide-

Incongruent option of escape.

I am a woman of Recovery. Today I know there is more to it

Than weakness and fear.

Watt Ave CDRP, Sought by way of psychiatric needs,

Became that first step to truly finding me. Though the search is not over

What I have learned there is plenty. To begin living how I deserve to be;

I could see you and others, But no, not me.

No credits and co-dependent, -The mind-battles and anger-

Overcome denial, self-destruction, and fear. I let them all love me,

Until I could finally see. I am a miracle!

Worthy of self-love and serenity. Continued pg. 14

Central Office Closure

Monday, Jan. 20th

Volunteers answer the hotline from 9AM to 1PM or 1PM to 5PM

Monday through Friday at Central Office. We are looking for volunteers who

can substitute in the absence of the regular volunteers. This is a great way to be of service and to

help the alcoholic who still suffers.

*Volunteers need a minimum of six months of sobriety to answer the hotline.

hotlinehelpers@gmail.com

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GROUP DELEGATES Please let us know who you are so we can send your group a FREE

copy of the By The Way and the flyer mailing each month.

We want to be sure we have up-to-date info about your meeting location, day, time, and format.

CCF is here to be of service to you and your group. Please feel free to visit your Central Office located at:

9960 Business Park Dr., Suite 110 in Sacramento!

PI/CPC COMMITTEE Meets on the 2nd Friday of the month at 7:00 PM

Deli area in Nugget 2000 Town Center Plaza, West Sacramento, Ca 95691

H&I MONTHLY MEETING 3rd Thursday, at 6PM

Mimi’s Cafe 2029 Alta Arden Expressway, Sacramento, CA 95825

We have an ongoing need for volunteers. Contact the Area 42 Chairman, Ashley S. for more information:

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Deadline Dates for Submissions for the By The Way and Monthly flyers 2020

2020 Central Office Volunteer Days Central Office would like to have volunteers arrive at 9:30AM on the dates below. Free coffee and donuts are available in exchange for a couple of hours of your time to assist in the

monthly mailings. Please call (916) 454-1771 if you plan to attend.

OFFICE OPERATIONS COMMITTEE Tuesday, Jan. 14th at 6:00PM at Central Office

9960 Business Park Dr. Suite 110, Sac., CA 95827

MONTH FLYERS

DEADLINE

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January January 5th December 15th

February February 5th January 15th

March March 5th February 15th

April April 5th March 15th

May May 5th April 15th

All submissions need to be in by 5:00 PM. Email ALL submissions to: centraloffice@aasacramento.org

CCF Delegates’ Meeting Saturday, Jan. 18th 2020

Meeting Begins at 3:00PM

New delegates arrive at 2:00pm

Traditional Group Meeting Hall

2625 Alta Arden Expressway, Sac., 95825

By The Way is published monthly by the Central California Fellowship CCF), 9960 Business Park Dr., Suite 110, Sacramento, CA 95827. Current subscription rate is $12.00 per year. Opinions, letters, and stories printed in By The Way are not to be attributed to Alcoholics Anonymous, the Central California Fellowship or any group within Alcoholics Anonymous unless otherwise stated or attributed. All reprinted articles are included with the permission of their respective publisher.

January Friday 10th Friday 31st

February Monday 10th Friday 28th

March Tuesday 10th Friday April 3rd

April Friday 10th Thursday 30th

May Friday 8th Friday 29th

Volunteer Dates for 2020 Mailings Flyer Mailing By The Way Mailing

TELE-SERVICE DESK

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ACCESSIBILITY COMMITTEE

Meets on the 2nd Saturday of the month at 10:00 AM Sunset No-Al Club

5809 Gibbons Drive, Carmichael, CA 95608

Teledesk Activity Report Nov 2019 Teledesk November YTD

12 Step 9 136

Meetings/Info 251 3,567

Total Calls 260 3,703

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Teleservice Activity Report Nov 2019 Teleservice November YTD

12 Step 21 469

Meetings/Info 172 2,115

Total Calls 193 2,584

SERVICE

OPPORTUNITIES @ CCF! We need volunteers to help with the assembly of

the Flyer Mailing on Friday, Jan. 10th at 9:30 a.m. and the By The Way mailing on

Friday, Jan 31st at 9:30 a.m. Donuts - Coffee - Fellowship - and Fun!

In service during the month of December:

TeleDesk Volunteers & Subs:

John F. - Amelia M. - Cheryl “Red” G. -

Peter G. - Cindy F. - Lindsay V. - Allan T. -

Mary Mc. - Jerry H. - Alexander G.

Sales Desk: Jason S. - Cindy F. - Beth B. -

Jeannie L. - Ron H. - Allan T.

BTW & Flyer Mailing: Pete G. - Bill E. - Carol L.–

Craig L. - Steve O. - Karen Y. - Katrina S.-

Gary S. - Anu A. - Serena S. - Stephanie S. -

Mike K.

Bulk Mailing: - Jason S. Webmaster: Pete B.

BTW : Birthdays - Karina K.

Celebrating January Birthdays: Ginger S. 4 yrs, Elaine A. 2 yrs,

Jim B. 1 yr

PI/CPC Committee is looking for Russian Speaking AA members to participate with

PI/CPC Committee to start Russian Speaking AA meetings. If interested contact Central Office at

916-454-1771.

A.A. Teleservice Needs YOU!!

“I can’t explain why I didn’t hang up. I

just sat there on the floor, with the

receiver to my ear. The next thing I

heard was “Good afternoon. Alcohol-

ics Anonymous. May we help you?”

“Came to Believe” PG 23

Alcoholics Anonymous Teleservice, also known as the A.A. hotline, serves alcoholics who are in need of help. We help

them to locate meetings in their area or provide them with someone to talk to in times of crisis.

This is a great way to be of service to your fellow alcoholics. All you need is the use of a phone and a current

meeting schedule. From the comfort of your own home on a landline telephone or even while you’re out and about with the use of a cell phone you can be of service.

We would love to have you join our team. If you have at least six (6) months of sobriety and would like to be of service please contact Central Office at 916-454-1771 or email: hotlinehelpers@gmail.com

NCCAA

San Jose March 13th-15th 2020

For more information visit: norcalaa.org

NEWS FROM VOLUNTEER CENTRAL WHERE GRATITUDE IS AN ACTION WORD!

We at Central Office are very grateful for those who show up

on a regular basis and those who just drop by and ask if there

is any way that they can be of service. We could not provide

the services to the groups in such an efficient manner

without the help of our reliable and willing volunteers.

WEEKLY SPEAKER MEETINGS

CAMERON PARK GROUP ~ WHEN: Every Saturday, 8:00pm.

WHERE: Light of the Hills Church, 3100 Rodeo Dr. Cameron Park.

Last Saturday is Birthday Night. Come! We need your support!

Speakers: 1/04 Carlos R. of Group One, 1/11 Jo F., of Folsom Big Book

Group, 1/18 Chuck T. of Cameron Park Group, 1/25 Brandi O. of Sisters

in Sobriety

FOLSOM WAY OF LIFE GROUP ~ WHEN: Every Thursday, 7:00pm.

WHERE: Journey Church, 450 Blue Ravine Road, Folsom.

FOURTH DIMENSION GROUP ~ WHEN: Every Thursday, 8:00pm.

Speaker Meeting. WHERE: Church of Christ, 1799 Cirby Way,

Roseville. More details @ fourthdimensiongroup.org.

FOXHALL GROUP ~ WHEN: Tuesday, 7:00pm. WHERE: Church of

Christ, 1321 Peachtree Lane (Multipurpose Room), Yuba City.

ROSEVILLE TUESDAY NIGHT GROUP ~ Saturday Only ~ WHEN:

Every Saturday, 8:00pm-9:30pm. WHERE: 315 Lincoln St,

Roseville,. Speakers:

SUNRISE SPEAKER MEETING ~ WHEN: Every Sunday from

11:00am-12:00pm. WHERE: Sunset No-Al Alano Club,

5809 Gibbons Drive, Carmichael. We have local

speakers who inspire and inform.

TRIPLE A SPEAKER/PARTICIPATION MEETING ~

WHEN: Friday, 7:00pm. WHERE: 18014 Applegate Rd,

Applegate.

MONTHLY SPEAKER MEETINGS

AUBURN FELLOWSHIP ~ WHEN: Third Saturday of the month at

6:30pm. WHERE: 244 Palm Ave, Auburn.

BEEN THERE DONE THAT FWP ~ WHEN: Third Saturday of the

Month from 6:30pm-7:30pm. WHERE: (Madhouse) - 8934 Madison

Ave. Fair Oaks.

DAVIS HOPE GROUP ~ WHEN: First Saturday of the month at

7:00pm. WHERE: St. Martin’s Church, 640 Hawthorn Ln, Davis,

ELK GROVE FELLOWSHIP POTLUCK/SPEAKER/BIRTHDAY

MEETING ~ WHEN: Last Saturday of the month. Potluck: 6pm,

Speaker: 7pm, Birthdays: (with Cake) 8pm WHERE: Native Sons

Hall, 9151 Grove St, Elk Grove, (corner of Kent and Grove St).

GALT FELLOWSHIP ~ WHEN: First Saturday of the month. Dinner:

6:00pm. Speaker: 7:00pm. WHERE: Galt Methodist Church, 571 C

St,

GROUP ONE ~ WHEN: Third Sunday of the month, the noon

meeting is a speaker meeting. WHERE: 2804 T St, Sacramento

GROUP THREE ~ WHEN: Third Saturday of the month at 6:00pm.

WHERE: 9940 Business Park Dr, Ste. 110, Sacramento.

HI-FLYERS ~ WHEN: Last Sunday of the month at 7:00pm. WHERE:

3077 Alhambra Drive, Suite E, Cameron Park.

LGBT DIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP ~ WHEN: Last Friday of the month

at 7:30pm WHERE: Woodland Group, 96 West Main St Suite B.,

MIDTOWN SOLUTIONS ~ WHEN: Last Saturday of the month at

7:00pm-8:15pm. WHERE: 2903 30th St, Sacramento.

MOTHERLODE FELLOWSHIP ~ WHEN: First Saturday of the month

at 7:30pm WHERE: 677 Pleasant Valley Rd, Diamond Springs.

NEW HOPE GROUP ~ WHEN: Last Saturday of every month at

7:00pm WHERE: United Methodist Church, 9849 Fair Oaks Blvd,

Fair Oaks

MONTHLY SPEAKER MEETINGS Cont’d

NORTH AUBURN GROUP POTLUCK/MONTHLY SPEAKER MEETING

~ WHEN: First Saturday of the month. Doors open at 5:00pm.

WHERE: 4076 HWY 49 E., Auburn. Potluck at 6:00pm. Bring a dish

to share and enjoy the fellowship.

NORTH HALL GROUP ~ WHEN: Third Saturday of the month at

8:00pm. WHERE: 3501 2nd Ave, Sacramento.

NORTH SACRAMENTO GROUP ~ WHEN: First Saturday of the

month at 7:00pm. WHERE: 2330 Fairfield St, Sacramento.

OAK PARK FELLOWSHIP ~ WHEN: Third Friday of the month at 7:00pm. WHERE: 2940 42nd St, Sacramento.

RIO LINDA FELLOWSHIP ~ WHEN: Second Friday of the month.

Cookies and Coffee at 6:00pm, Speaker at 7:00pm, Child Care

Available WHERE: Rio Linda Fellowship, Calvary Lutheran Church,

515 L St, Rio Linda. Speakers: Main-, 15 Min–

SACRAMENTO MONTHLY SPEAKER MEETING ~ WHEN: 2nd

Saturday of Every Month at 8:00pm. WHERE: Centennial

Methodist Church, 5401 Freeport Boulevard, Sacramento,

(1 block north of the intersection of Fruitridge & Freeport) Please

join us for dinner with the speaker & committee at Marie

Callender’s (at 6:00pm.) on Freeport. For dinner Reservations

contact: Brian D. Speakers: 1/11 Sheldon F. of Las Vegas, NV, 2/8

Adam C. of Sacramento, 3/14 Bill C. of Torrance, 4/11 Joe C. of San

Diego, 5/9 Jason J. of Happy Valley, OR.

SACYPAA ~ WHEN/WHERE: go to www.sacypaa.org for more

info.

SHARING AND CARING ~ WHEN: First Saturday of the month at

8pm WHERE: 4955 Marconi Ave, Ste. A. Carmichael.

TRADITIONAL GROUP ~ WHEN: Third Saturday of the month at

8pm. WHERE: 2625 Alta Arden Expy, Sacramento, Speakers: 20

min: Jean B. of Traditional, Main Speaker: Glen S. of Tuesday Night

Men’s

WACYPAA ~ WHEN/WHERE: go to wacypaaxx.com for more info.

YOLYPAA ~ WHEN/WHERE: go to yolypaa.org for

more info.

QUARTERLY SPEAKER MEETINGS

EAST YOLO FELLOWSHIP ~ WHEN: Quarterly - March, June,

September and November on the Third Saturday of the month at

7:00pm. WHERE: 1040 Soule St, West Sacramento. Potluck at

6:00pm. Bring a dish to share and enjoy the fellowship. Speakers:

15min– 45min–

NATOMAS GROUP ~ WHEN: Quarterly – 8:00pm. WHERE: Peace

Lutheran Church, 924 San Juan Rd, Sacramento. Birthday

countdown, Pie and Refreshments.

ROCKLIN FELLOWSHIP ~ WHEN: Quarterly – 7:00pm. WHERE:

(Johnson-Springview Park) 5480 5th Street, Rocklin. Doors open

at 6:00pm. 50/50 Raffle. Dessert Potluck 6pm , 7pm Speaker

Meeting

WEST SLOPE UNITY GROUP ~ WHEN: Quarterly - January, April,

August and October on the Fourth Saturday of the month at

7:00pm. WHERE: The American Legion, 4561 Greenstone Rd.,

Placerville. Doors open at 5:00pm. Meeting begins at 7pm: Bob

D. of Las Vegas, NV

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GROUP UPDATES & CHANGES ARDEN MORSE GROUP ~ Discontinued ~ WHEN: Friday’s 7:00pm

WHERE: 1615 Morse Ave, Sacramento.

BEST IS YET TO COME~ Discontinued ~ WHEN: Sundays 7:00pm

WHERE: 3326 Mather Field Rd, Rancho Cordova.

BLUE CANYON AIRPORT GROUP ~ Discontinued ~ WHEN:

Wednesdays 4-5:00pm WHERE: 40225 Airport Rd, Alta (I-80, Exit

155 Blue Canyon, Alta 95701)

BREAKFAST CLUB~ Discontinued ~ WHEN: Monday’s 6:30am

WHERE: 3101 Zinfandel Dr, Rancho Cordova

CENACLE GROUP ~ Discontinued ~ WHEN: Wednesday’s 7:30pm

WHERE: Church of the Redeemer, 4641 Marconi, Carmichael.

DRUNK SQUAD ~ New Location ~ WHEN: Wednesday’s 7:00pm

WHERE: (For Fall and Winter Season) McMillan Center, 11549

Fair Oaks Blvd, Fair Oaks.

ELK GROVE FRIDAY NIGHT GROUP ~ New Location AND

Time Change Jan 3rd 2020! WHEN: Friday’s 7:30pm WHERE: First

Congressional Church, 9624 Melrose Ave, Elk Grove.

FRUITVALE GROUP ~ Discontinued ~ WHEN: Sunday’s 7:00pm

WHERE: 3425 Fruitvale Rd. Men’s Meeting

NEW HOPE GROUP ~ Format Change~ WHEN: Thursday’s

7:00pm WHERE: United Methodist Church, 9849 Fair Oaks Blvd.,

Fair Oaks. This meeting is now a one-hour, open, topic discussion

meeting.

NORTH SIDE RECOVERY ~ Discontinued ~ WHEN: Tuesday’s

7:00pm WHERE: 785 Plaza Ave., Sacramento.

OUTLAW SAFE CRACKERS ~ New Name~ WHEN: Friday’s 7pm

WHERE: St. James’s Episcopal Church, 479 L St., Lincoln

ROUND TABLE AA GROUP ~ Time Change Jan

2020! ~ WHEN: Monday 7:00 PM. WHERE: 7850

Watt Ave, Antelope in St. Andrew's Episcopal

Church. Open, Hour, Non-Smoking, Handicap

accessible.

ROYER PARK BOOK STUDY ~ Discontinued ~

WHEN: Thursday’s 7:00pm WHERE: 145 Park Dr, Roseville

SOBRIETY FIRST GROUP ~ Discontinued ~ WHEN: Friday’s 5:30pm

WHERE: St. John’s Episcopal Church, 800 D St., Marysville

TOO YOUNG GROUP ~ Discontinued ~ WHEN: Thursday’s 7:30pm

WHERE: 2391 St. Marks Way, Sacramento.

THERE IS A SOLUTION ~ Discontinued ~ WHEN: Saturdays

6:00pm WHERE: Quinn Cottages, 1500 A St., Sacramento.

TRADITIONAL GROUP ~ New Format ~ WHEN: Sunday’s 7pm.

WHERE: 2625 Alta Arden Expy, Sacramento. Closed, One and Half

Hour, Grapevine Discussion Meeting.

TUESDAY MIDTOWN GROUP ~ New Location ~ WHEN: Tuesday’s

7:00pm WHERE: 2012K St., Sacramento (Upstairs)

WE AGNOSTICS GROUP ~ New Location ~ WHEN: Monday’s

7:30pm WHERE: 2012K St., Sacramento (Upstairs)

WHITE FLAG MEN’S GROUP ~ Now One Hour ~ WHEN:

Wednesday 7:00pm WHERE: Oak Hills Church, 1100 Blue Ravine

Rd, Folsom.

WHOLESALE MIRACLES ~ New Location ~ WHEN: Friday’s

6:00pm WHERE: 2012K St., Sacramento (Upstairs)

WOMENS STEP STUDY II ~ Time Change~ WHEN: Monday’s

7:00pm WHERE: 4465 H St, Sacramento

NEW GROUPS AND MEETINGS

EAST YOLO FELLOWSHIP ~ New Meeting~ WHEN: Wednesday’s

6:30am WHERE: 1040 Soule St., West Sacramento. This is an

open, one-hour, wheel chair accessible, Daily Refection's meeting.

GROUP ONE ~ Time Change~ WHEN: Saturday’s 10am WHERE:

2804 T St., Sacramento. This is an closed, one-hour, women’s,

wheel chair accessible, children welcome meeting.

GROUP ONE-NIGHT TRAIN ~ New Meeting~ WHEN: Saturday’s

9pm WHERE: 2804 T St., Sacramento. This is an open, one-hour,

wheel chair accessible, children welcome meeting.

JAYWALKERS GROUP ~ New Meeting ~ WHEN: Sunday 7:00pm.

WHERE: First United Methodist Church (in Chapel), 2100 J St.,

Sacramento Open, Hour and Half, Big Book Study Meeting.

JAYWALKERS GROUP ~ New Meeting ~ WHEN: Friday 7:00pm.

WHERE: First United Methodist Church (in Chapel), 2100 J St.,

Sacramento Open, Hour and Half, AA Comes of Age Book Study

Meeting.

LINCOLN HILLS GROUP ~ New Meeting ~ WHEN: Tuesdays

7:00pm. WHERE: Granite Springs Church, 1170 E Joiner Park

Way, Lincoln. Open, Hour, Men’s Meeting.

OAK PARK FELLOWSHIP ~ New Meeting ~ WHEN: Thursdays

7:00pm. WHERE: 2940 42nd St, Sacramento. Open, Hour, Men’s

Meeting.

OAKTREE FELLOWSHIP ~ New Meeting ~ WHEN: Sundays

7:00am. WHERE: 2940 42nd St, Sacramento.

Open, Hour, Meditation Meeting.

GROUP ANNOUNCEMENTS

EAST YOLO FELLOWSHIP ~ Secretary

Workshop ~ Second Saturday of March,

June, September and December at Noon. WHERE: 1040 Soule St,

West Sacramento.

FAIR OAKS VILLAGE GROUP ~ Needs Support! ~ WHEN:

Wednesday and Friday 12:00 noon. WHERE: 4200 Temescal St.,

Fair Oaks. This is an Open, Daily Reflection Discussion Meeting.

Come join us for some afternoon recovery.

GROUP THREE~ Monthly Service Meeting~ WHEN: 2nd Sunday of

every month. 10am WHERE: 9940 Business Park Dr. Ste. 110.,

Sacramento.

NORTH SACRAMENTO GROUP PARTY SOBER DANCE ~ WHEN:

Every Third Saturday 8:00pm WHERE: North Sacramento Group,

2330 Fairfield St, Dance following Birthday Meeting 8pm-10pm

ROUND TABLE AA GROUP ~ Needs Support! ~ WHEN: We meet

every Monday evening at 7:00pm. WHERE: 7850 Watt Ave,

Antelope in St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Open, Hour, Non-

Smoking, Handicap accessible.

SERENITY SISTERS ~ Needs Support! ~ WHEN: Thursday evening

at 6:30PM. WHERE: Elk Grove Congregational Church, 9624

Melrose Ave, Elk Grove. Open, Hour, Women’s, Book Study, Non-

Smoking, Wheelchair accessible.

SHARING AND CARING ~ Needs Support! WHEN: Saturday

4:00pm. WHERE: 4955 Marconi Ave, Carmichael. Open,

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Women’s meeting, Wheelchair accessible. Children Welcome.

GROUP ANNOUNCEMENTS Cont’d

SHARING AND CARING ~ Needs Support! WHEN: Friday and

Saturday 12:00am. WHERE: 4955 Marconi Ave, Carmichael.

Open, Midnight Meeting.

WOMEN FOR WOMEN MEETING ~ Needs Support! WHEN:

Wednesdays 8am. WHERE: Fair Oaks Methodist Church (Potter

Room), 9849 Fair Oaks Blvd, Fair Oaks. One-Hour, Women’s,

Participation Meeting

YOLYPAA ~ Business Meetings~ WHEN: 1st Sunday of every

month. 3:30pm. WHERE: 418 Main St., Woodland (behind

Timothy’s Bakery). Visit www.yolypaa.org for more information

and updates

SPECIAL EVENTS

JANUARY

CNIA 07 WINTER ASSEMBLY ~ WHEN: Jan 18th-19th WHERE: Holy

Family Catholic Church, 7817 Old Auburn Rd, Citrus Heights.

Assembly Hours: Saturday 18th 12noon-10pm, Sunday 19th 9am-

12noon. Pre-registration $15, Bottomless coffee/tea $3, Saturday

Dinner $15. Contact Jose G.

NORTH AUBURN GROUP’S 20TH ANNIVERSARY POTLUCK ~

When: Jan. 1st Where: 4076 Grass Valley Hwy Ste E., Auburn.

6pm-9:30pm, Fantastic food, Raffle with great prizes!!! Come help

us celebrate our 20 years of fellowship.

NO WHINERS GROUP 29TH ANNIVERSARY CHILI MADNESS ~

When: Jan. 11th Where: Christian Church Disciples of Christ, 509

College St. (Corner of College St. & Lincoln Ave.) Bring your best

pot of Chili. Potluck 6pm. Speaker 7pm: Mike D. of Reno, NV

ROCKLIN RACETRACK GROUP 30th ANNIVERSARY DESSERT

POTLUCK/SPEAKER MEETING~ WHEN: Jan 21st. WHERE:

Shepherd of the Sierra Church, 5400 Barton Rd, Loomis. Dessert

potluck 6:30pm. Speaker Meeting 7:30pm: Victor S. of El Dorado

Hills.

ROSEVILLE TUESDAY NIGHT GROUP (RTNG) - 75th

ANNIVERSARY DESSERT POT-LUCK/SPEAKER MEETING/ RAFFLE

& DANCE ~ When: Jan. 25 Where: (New Location) Roseville

Sports Center, 1545 Pleasant Grove Blvd, Roseville, 95747 (near

Mahany Park; free parking); Dessert Pot-luck at 5:00 pm; Speaker

at 7:00 pm: Marty S. from Los Angeles. Raffle & Free Dance to

follow, hosted by "The Sundance Kid".

WEST SLOPE UNITY GROUP ANNUAL CHILI COOK OFF~ WHEN:

Jan. 25th WHERE: The American Legion, 4561 Greenstone Rd.,

Placerville. Doors open at 5:00pm. Meeting begins at 7pm: Bob

D. of Las Vegas, NV. WSUG will keep up with corn bread, chopped

onions and sour cream. BRING IT!!!!

FEBURARY

48th ACYPAA ROUND-UP “STRANGE AS THIS MAY SEEM”~

When: Feb 27th-Mar 1st Where: Sheraton Grand Hotel, 1230 J St.,

Sacramento. Pre-Registration $25 Register online at

www.acypaa.org. For more info email: acypaa48@gmail.com

SPECIAL EVENTS Cont’d

FEBRUARY

43rd ANNUAL SPRING FLING 2020~ When: Feb 21st-23rd Where:

McClellan Conference Center, 5411 Luce Ave., McClellan. Pre-

Registration $30, $35 at the Door. Register online at

www.sacspringfling.org. Dance and Karaoke, Friday and Saturday

Night. Saturday 8pm Speaker: Terri K. of Woodville, OH.

GREENHAVEN 40th ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY POTLUCK

DINNER/SPEAKER MEETING~ WHEN: Feb 9th WHERE: Faith

Presbyterian Church, 625 Florin Rd, Sacramento. Dinner 6pm,

Cash 50/50 Raffle 7:15pm Speaker Meeting 7:30pm: TBA

MARCH

73rd NCCAA ANNUAL SPRING CONFERENCE~ When: March 13th-

15th Where: Holiday Inn San Jose, 1350 North 1st St, San Jose.

Pre-Registration $20, $25 at the Door. Visit our website at:

norcalaa.org

PRASSA 2020 (53rd PACIFIC REGION AA SERVICE ASSEMBLY)~

WHEN: March 6th-8th WHERE: Westin La Paloma Resort, 3800 E.

Sunrise Dr., Tucson, AZ $195/night +taxes & fees (reserve by 5pm

Feb. 11th) Registration $25.00. Register online @:

www.PRASSA.org

APRIL

2020 WOMAN TO WOMAN CONFERENCE~ The 2020 Woman to

Woman Committee has positions available! We are busy planning

the conference for April 24th-26th, 2020. Please join us on the

third Saturday of the month at 12:00pm at 9849 Fair Oaks

Boulevard, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 to get involved.

JUNE

GROUP THREE 75th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION~ WHEN: June

27th, 6pm. WHERE: La Sierra Community Center, 5325 Engle Rd.

Suite 100, Carmichael. Dessert, coffee and fellowship. Main

Speaker: Emily C of Redwood City.

OTHER EVENTS OF INTEREST

DANVILLE-DIABLO MONTHLY SPEAKER MEETING ~ WHEN: 1st

Saturday of each month. WHERE: Community Presbyterian

Church, 222 W. El Pintado, Danville. Celebrate your birthday and

join us for the big speaker meeting!! Speakers: 1/5 Robert H. of

Danville, 2/1 Theresa F. of North Hills, 3/7 Tiombe W. of Manteca.

http://www.yolypaa.org

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DECEMBER

Howard H., 37 yrs

David S., 5 yrs

JANUARY

Robert S., 53 yrs

Pat G., 32 yrs

Cavi C., 31 yrs

Martha M., 30 yrs

Wendy S., 10 yrs

AA UNITY

Sara Q.,. 34 yrs Mark, 30 yrs

Trisha, 19 yrs Hector, 19 yrs

AUBURN FWP

Robert M., 47 yrs Carol H., 45 yrs

Steve C., 36 yrs Robin W., 34 yrs

Penny G., 34 yrs Colleen D., 33 yrs

Dan L., 33 yrs Dan C., 33 yrs

Bill M., 30 yrs Tony A., 28 yrs

Jil N., 27 yrs Craig A., 27 yrs

Mike L., 26 yrs Craig P., 26 yrs

Doug P., 25 yrs Vicki R., 23 yrs

Woodrow R., 23 yrs Eileen P., 22 yrs

Jan "Yon" R., 21 yrs David P., 21 yrs

Missy F., 20 yrs Jeffrey B., 20 yrs

Will W., 19 yrs Carrie D., 19 yrs

Steve C., 19 yrs Helen B., 16 yrs

Debbie M., 16 yrs Donise N., 15 yrs

Don A., 14 yrs Chris W., 14 yrs

Tracy S., 12 yrs Kurt C., 11 yrs

Jerome P., 12 yrs Kendra, 10 yrs

Pete D., 9 yrs Mark I., 9 yrs

Josh R., 8 yrs Kelly B., 8 yrs

Camille D., 7 yrs Kathy T., 6 yrs

Denise B., 6 yrs Breanna B., 4 yrs

Kyle W., 3 yrs Brian C., 3 yrs

Kiki C., 3 yrs Jennifer P., 3 yrs

Carol H., 2 yrs Jeannie B., 2 yrs

Shelly G., 2 yrs Bill L., 2 yrs

Aubrey R., 2 yrs Britta S., 2 yrs

BY THE GRACE

Ann R., 20 yrs Denise H., 8 yrs

Kim S., 1 yr

CITRUS HEIGHT GRP

Pat Y., 27 yrs Darin T., 15 yrs

Aaron B., 9 yrs Cindy, 5 yrs

Mercedes J., 5 yrs Monica D., 3 yrs

Sarah A., 2 yrs Matt S., 2 yrs

Sarah H., 1 yr

COURAGE TO CHANGE GROUP

Cindi R., 28 yrs Arlienne W., 18 yrs

Maria E., 13 yrs Richard M., 12 yrs

Vicky J., 9 yrs Kandace, 3 yrs

DAILY ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT

Ralph P., 29 yrs Vilma D., 27 yrs

Annie G., 22 yrs Randall C., 15 yrs

Todd S., 14 yrs Lisa G., 13 yrs

Linda J., 11 yrs Wendy S., 10 yrs

Mark N., 9 yrs Valerie D., 6 yrs

Jason H., 5 yrs Guy H., 2 yrs

Greg D., 2 yrs Shawn M., 2 yrs

DIXON NO NAMES

Bob J., 53 yrs Bob R., 42 yrs

Lorraine, 27 yrs Ron Q., 25 yrs

Dan J., 16 yrs Tanya D., 13 yrs

Rick F., 13 yrs Jeanette C., 13 yrs

Joe H., 13 yrs Doreen A., 12 yrs

Elizabeth A.,1 yr

EAST YOLO FWP

Tracy B., 36 yrs Joyce M., 35 yrs

Mike P., 30 yrs Adrienne S., 28 yrs

Gloria N., 25 yrs Gary C., 25 yrs

Richard S., 24 yrs Andrea H.,19 yrs

Darrell M., 16 yrs Bob B., 14 yrs

Tiffany P., 12 yrs Ed B., 12 yrs

Sandra R., 9 yrs Alexander G., 8 yrs

Joan H., ,6 yrs Stephen C., 5 yrs

Cynde P., 4 yrs Kelly H., 4 yrs

Merideth P., 3 yrs Stephanie H., 3 yrs

Michelle L., 2 yrs Christine F., 1 yrs

ELK GROVE FELLOWSHIP

Sue K., 27 yrs Carolyn F., 22 yrs

Dave C., 19 yrs Chris M., 18 yrs

Courtney W., 14 yrs Chris Z., 13 yrs

Mark T., 9 yrs Jeanette D., 7 yrs

Tim N., 6 yrs Jeff R., 5 yrs

James M., 5 yrs Natalie B., 5 yrs

ELK GROVE FELLOWSHIP Cont'd

Chad A., 3 yrs Jesus R., 2 yrs

Bryan S., 1 yr Liz R., 1 yr

Christine W., 1 yr Victorian E., 1 yr

ELK GROVE FRIDAY GRP

Jeffrey H., 44 yrs Gregg M., 43 yrs

Mark R., 30 yrs Tim N., 6 yrs

Brian B., 3 yrs Tina B., 3 yrs

Jim F., 3 yrs

FAIR OAKS BEGINNERS

Tim R., 30 yrs Scott F., 23 yrs

Jeff K., 17 yrs Kimberley, 11 yrs

DeLonn, 6 yrs Paul R., 2 yrs

FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH

Ken W., 33 yrs Ann I., 20 yrs

Andrew S., 5 yrs

GROUP THREE

Jim D., 45 yrs Maureen W., 41 yrs

Janice M., 36 yrs Rick B., 36 yrs

Rhonda P., 33 yrs Frank T., 28 yrs

Adulah F., 27 yrs Gloria N., 25 yrs

Kevin F., 24 yrs Sam M., 19 yrs

Don W., 19 yrs Jean W., 15 yrs

Brent L., 12 yrs Colleen T., 10 yrs

Jen B., 9 yrs Jerry T., 8 yrs

Maud J., 7 yrs Chris C., 4 yrs

Rick R., 4 yrs Stephanie H., 3 yrs

Tinaira M., 3 yrs Eric S., 2 yrs

Damir D., 2 yrs Gregory B., 1 yr

Jolene F., 1 yr Kiara O., 1 yr

Jim B., 1 yr Brent G.,1 yr

Bill L., 1 yr Brittaney S., 1 yr

Steven F., 1 yr Brian O., 1 yr

James B., 1 yr Debbie J.,1 yr

Brian W., 1 yr Tom N., 1 yr

Victoria H., 1 yr Mariana H., 1 yr

HAPPY DESTINY

Donna R., 38 yrs Ann I., 20 yrs

INTO ACTION

Dave G., 48 yrs Terry M., 12 yrs

Wendy S., 10 yrs Serena C., 2 yrs

Mike M., 2 yrs

MIDTOWN SOLUTIONS

Luz Maria, 33 yrs Bill D., 27 yrs

Mark B., 20 yrs Hector V. Jr., 19 yrs

Harry B., 17 yrs Daren T., 16 yrs

Martin W., 14 yrs Darnell A., 13 yrs

Amanda S., 11 yrs Mikell C., 9 yrs

Steve C., 9 yrs April, 8 yrs

Bianca H., 6 yrs Doreen M., 6 yrs

Henry C., 5 yrs Thomas A., 5 yrs

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By The Way January 2020 Happy Birthday!

January

Birthdays

Total Years!!

5,549

MIDTOWN SOLUTIONS Cont'd

Nicole R., 5 yrs Renee, 5 yrs

Jacob R., 4yrs Brett H., 4yrs

Develle M., 4 yrs Angelina M., 3 yrs

Samuel G., 4 yrs Traci H., 3 yrs

Doug G., 3 yrs Cheryl Mc., 3 yrs

Kelly A., 3 yrs James G., 3 yrs

Latoya R., 3 yrs Jim R., 3 yrs

Aaron S., 3 yrs Nick H., 3 yrs

Jay R., 3 yrs Yoneka P., 2 yrs

Casey T., 2 yrs Laura W., 2 yrs

Amber S., 2 yrs Monica, 2 yrs

Desiree B., 2 yrs Jay S., 1 yr

Alisha J., 1 yr Todd, 1 yr

Marie R., 1 yr Hayley G., 1 yr

Dandre, 1 yr Robin E.,1 yr

Lisa T., 1 yr Angela V., 1 yr

Angenella, 1 yr Kyle D., 1 yr

Reggie T., 1 yr

NEW HOPE GROUP

John D., 32 yrs Martha, 30 yrs

Linda C., 20 yrs Cathy M., 1 yr

ORANGEVALE OPEN

Tom C.,. 15 yrs Denae,13 yrs

Chris M., 9 yrs Christopher S., 1 yr

PRIMORDIAL OOZE

Scott M., 9 yrs Rex M., 4 yrs

John M., 3 yrs Vincent S., 3 yrs

ROCKLIN RACETRACK

Clem T., 46 yrs Steve M., 30 yrs

Matt S., 25 yrs Terri K., 16 yrs

Patricia S., 11 yrs Steve B., 6 yrs

Katie B., 6 yrs Natalie B., 5 yrs

Julie L., 4 yrs Ildiko S., 2 yrs

ROSEVILLE TUES NIGHT GRP

Jim V., 36 yrs Myron J., 33 yrs

Gaye N., 33 yrs Anna G., 27 yrs

Bobby A., 27 yrs Vicki R., 24 yrs

Aaron F., 23 yrs Tracie J., 23 yrs

Ed V., 23 yrs Toma's, 20 yrs

Trudy G., 19 yrs Marilyn D., 17 yrs

Rick W., 15 yrs Claire D., 14 yrs

Jeff R., 12 yrs Tom H., 11 yrs

Theresa H., 11 yrs Melanie, 11 yrs

John B., 10 yrs Miles C., 9 yrs

Brian H., 9 yrs Geri R., 9 yrs

Brian Z., 8 yrs Cat C., 7 yrs

Shelly C., 7 yrs Valerie D., 6 yrs

Herbie, 4 yrs Chad W., 2 yrs

Deborah, 2 yrs Darwin W., 2 yrs

Matt M., 2 yrs Steve B., 2 yrs

Sean D., 2 yrs Mark F., 2 yrs

Paul E., 2 yrs Jenna M., 2 yrs

Dick C., 2 yrs Kurt H., 1 yr

Robert T., 1 yr

ROUND TABLE GROUP

Bill B., 10 yrs

ROSEVILLE 5th ST FWP

Richard M., 39 yrs Terry J., 37 yrs

Pat Y.,28 yrs Rick W., 15 yrs

Michael B., 9 yrs Matt K., 8 yrs

Brad M., 5 yrs Odin B., 4 yrs

Herbie P., 4 yrs John M., 3 yrs

Kelly D.B., 3 yrs Jamiere G., 3 yrs

Trish A., 2 yr Leeanne M., 2 yrs

Kristen B., 2 yrs Mitch D., 1 yr

Kimberly W., 1 yr Marie, 1 yr

Danielle G., 1 yr John M., 1 yr

Kris K., 1 yr Donna O., 1 yr

Mathew L., 1 yr Nick C., 1 yr

Hailey M., 1 yr Gary C., 1 yr

Donna G., 1 yr Steve B., 1 yr

Lynda B., 1 yr Bud F., 1 yr

Michael C., 1 yr Susie E., 1 yr

Dena H., 1 yrs Alex L., 1 yr

Jay T., 1 yr Meghan F., 1 yr

Dan R., 1 yr Yulian B., 1 yr

Angel G., 1 yr

TRADITIONAL

Ted D., 48 yrs Susan M-W., 35 yrs

Patrick K., 34 yrs Cavi C., 31 yrs

Blaine D., 28 yrs Brad C., 27 yrs

Jean B., 25 yrs Debbie F., 22 yrs

Tommy N., 20 yrs Steve C., 19 yrs

Jeff K., 18 yrs Jeff B., 18 yrs

Melody T., 18 yrs Katherine K., 16 yrs

Brad S., 15 yrs Joyce T., 14 yrs

Anthony A., 8 yrs Lonnie G., 7 yrs

Verona, 6 yrs Steven K., 5 yrs

Luwana M., 3 yrs Brena JH, 3 yrs

Jim M., 3 yrs Karen D., 2 yrs

Brigid C., 2 yrs Patrick D., 2 yrs

Lynn S., 1 yr Maggie, 1 yr

Nicholas M., 1 yr Judy W., 1 yr

Allen M., 1 yr Ryan S., 1 yr

Dale M., 1 yr Cynthia L., 1 yr

Perry, 1 yr

SERENITY SEEKERS

Mike M., 32 yrs Mark J., 7 yrs

SERENITY BOOK STUDY

Barbara W., 36 yrs Susan K., 33 yrs

Pat G., 32 yrs Tressa T., 1 yr

SHARING AND CARING

Lana D., 49 yrs Orlando A., 37 yrs

Travis T., 20 yrs Tomas B., 20 yrs

Andrea L., 16 yrs Shirleen P., 20 yrs

SHARING AND CARING Cont'd

Aaron X., 10 yrs Shawn M., 8 yrs

Cindy O., 5 yrs Reno, 5 yrs

Stephen C., 5 yrs Shelbi F., 5 yrs

Brandon B., 5 yrs Amy M., 4 yrs

Kathleen J., 4 yrs Chris C., 4 yrs

Matt C., 3 yrs Luwana M., 3 yrs

Will K., 3 yrs Emily P., 3 yrs

Patty Y., 3yrs Ashley C., 3yrs

Grey I., 2 yrs Kristen, 2 yrs

Spencer B., 2 yrs Rachael E., 2 yrs

Armani I., 2 yrs Natasha T., 2 yrs

Sasha L., 2 yrs Rodney T., 2 yrs

Rachael D., 2 yrs Michael C., 2 yrs

Noah B., 2 yrs Abigail A., 2 yrs

Corey G., 2yrs Casey K., 2 yrs

Manny B., 2 yrs Daisy S., 2 yrs

Guy H., 2yrs Gisella A., 1 yr

Travis, 1yr Dena H., 1 yr

Kayla S., 1 yr Kelly, 1yr

Maggie V., 1 yr Jeannie, 1 yr

Kevin C., 1 yr Peggie, 1 yr

Anthony T., 1yr Nicole W., 1yr

SOUTHPORT SERENITY

Lela M., 30 yrs

WHAT A WAY TO START A WEEKEND

Julie D., 24 yrs Sharon L., 22 yrs

Arlienne W., 18 yrs Pamela L., 6 yrs

WILLING WOMEN

Christie B., 30 yrs Jan, 25 yrs

Trudy, 16 yrs Zella, 15 yrs

Shelley M., 9 yrs Wendi W., 2 yrs

Delaney T., 1 yr

WOODLAND TRADITIONAL

Laurie K., 39 yrs Mary G., 31 yrs

Anne M., 27 yrs Lidya P., 23 yrs

Lance H.,1 yrs? Jim C., 11 yrs

Mercedes J., 5 yrs Kenny H., 5 yrs

WM Billy E., 2 yrs Dwayne S., 2 yrs

Jerry H., 2 yrs Anthony W., 2 yrs

Douglas E., 1 yr

DECEMBER LATE SUBMISSIONS

NEW HOPE GROUP

Fern B., 40 yrs Rob A., 22 yrs

Kyran D., 14 yrs David S., 5 yrs

Arsenal, 3 yrs Suzanne S., 3 yrs

PRIMORDIAL OOZE MEN'S

John E., 13 yrs Billy S., 31 yrs

By The Way CCFAA Delegate’s Meeting December January 2020

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DELEGATES MEETING December 21, 2019 I. Opening A. Call to order at 3 PM

B. Open with Serenity Prayer- Cheryl

C. Readings: 12 Traditions-Mike

Group Name Delegate Last Attended

Mommies and Me (women) Courbet A. 12/21/2019

New Hope Group Bruce H. 5/17/2019

No Surrender Group Drew S. 1/19/2019

North Hall Group Michael M. 12/21/2019

North Sacramento Group Frank D. 11/16/2019

Number One Offenders Bill O. 12/21/2019

Oak Park Fellowship Liz G. 12/21/2019

Oak Tree Fellowship Vicki H. 12/21/2019

Old Elk Grove Fred/Keith 7/21/2018

PLAYPAA Jennie R 8/17/2019

Precisely How we have Recovered Leslie Mc. 12/21/2019

Primordial Ooze Men's Book Study Dan O'G 12/21/2019

Quarter Til Mick Greary 6/16/2018

Rebellion Dogs Kristina G. 1/19/2019

Red Road Gathering Nikki T. 3/16/2019

Rio Linda Fellowship Jeff L. 11/16/2019

Rocklin Fellowship Michael 12/21/2019

Rocklin Racetrack Group Angelica M. 8/17/2019

Roseville Fifth Street Fellowship Laura B. 12/21/2019

Roseville Tuesday Night Group Irene/Gerrie 12/21/2019

Round Table Thomas 12/21/2019

Sacramento Spring Fling Jeff P 5/17/2019

SACYPAA Drew/Alex 3/16/2019

Saturday Morning Reflections Lindsey B. 9/21/2019

Second Chance Kristina G. 11/16/2019

Sense of Belonging Coral R. 8/17/2019

Serenity Book and Study Group Loretta C. 12/21/2019

Sharing and Caring Group Kathy J. 12/21/2019

Simply AA Kristina G. 4/20/2019

Sisters in Serenity Nikki T. 3/16/2019

Sixty Minute Solution Josh Z. 10/19/2019

Southport Serenity Judy B. 12/21/2019

Sunday Moring Serenity Peggy J. 9/21/2019

The Anchor Nancy B. 12/21/2019

The Best is Yet to Come Robert M. 12/21/2019

The Joy of Living 2/16/2019

The Other Meeting Derek 5/17/2019

The Rack Peggy J. 9/21/2019

Three Legacies Group Thomas R. 12/21/2019

Thursday Night Men's Group David B. 11/16/2019

Too Young Group Jim 4/21/2018

Traditional Group Raechyl L. 12/21/2019

Triangle Group Katie R. 5/17/2019

Tuesday Cordova KISS Group Dale 9/21/2019

Tuesday Night Beginners Dean B. 12/21/2019

We Agnostics Group Kevin G. 4/20/2019

We Surrender Men's Group Nick J. 1/19/2019

Welcome Group Tom H. 2/16/2019

What a Way to Start a Weekend Valerie H. 12/21/2019

White Flag Men's Group Garrett N. 12/21/2019

Willing Women Joyce M. 10/19/2019

Woodland Group Michael M. 10/19/2019

Woodland Traditional Group Donald M. 12/15/2018

Yolo County Young People Kreeana B. 8/18/2018

Group Name Delegate Last Attended

12 Steps & the Medicine Wheel Nikki T. 3/16/2019

12th Tradition Big Book Jill J 12/21/2019

AA Unity Group- Thursday Joyce/Betty 11/16/2019

ACYPAA Carlos A. 12/21/2019

All Tribes Cindy C. 3/16/2019

Auburn Fellowship Kelly Y. 11/16/2019

Babes in Recovery Monavon M. 11/16/2019

Been There, Done That Jason W. 5/17/2019

By The Grace Amy 10/19/2019

Cameron Park Group Tony J. 10/19/2019

Capital City Men's Group Paul G. 11/16/2019

Cathedral Group Todd R. 10/19/2019

Cenacle group Toni E. 9/21/2019

Citrus Heights Group Jay M. 11/16/2019

Colfax Fellowship Stan R. 9/21/2019

Cordova Lunch Bunch Mike L. 11/16/2019

Cordova Serenity Seekers Jennifer Q. 11/16/2019

Daily Attitude Adjustment-Fair Oaks Russ H. 11/16/2019

Daily Direction AA Group Teresa McF. 10/19/2019

Davis Hope Group Alexis M. 10/19/2019

Davis Young Peoples Nicholas B. 5/17/2019

Destiny Group Tracy G 11/16/2019

Downtown Young People's Ezra L. 9/21/2019

Dutch Flat Colleen S. 9/15/2018

East Yolo Fellowship Serenity G. 4/20/2019

Elk Grove Fellowship Rick W. 12/21/2019

Fair Oaks Beginners Steve C. 12/21/2019

Fair Oaks Village Mike K. 12/21/2019

Fireside Book Study Morgan P. 4/20/2019

Folsom Big Book Alex H. 12/21/2019

Folsom Friday Night Chris F. 12/21/2019

Folsom Saturday AM Group Lisa M. 12/21/2019

Folsom Way of Life Sean McN. 8/17/2019

Folsom Wednesday Night Amy 5/17/2019

Fourth Dimension Group Kreeana B. 4/20/2019

Freedom Group Paul Z. 4/20/2019

Galt Fellowship Sol 9/21/2019

Good for Nothing Men's Jimmy S. 6/15/2019

Goon Squad Ezra L. 4/20/2019

Greenhaven Group Pierre D.P. 12/21/2019

Group One Jason S. 12/21/2019

Group Three Judy B. 12/21/2019

Happy Hour Group of AA John A. 11/16/2019

ICYPAA Alex H. 12/21/2019

Into Actio-Citrus Heights Ron C. 12/21/2019

Jaywalkers Group Katherine T. 12/21/2019

Language of the Heart Women Bridget C. 12/21/2019

Last House on the Block Irene B. 9/21/2019

Lavendar Heights Y.P. Kelly G. 4/20/2019

Lincoln Sisters in Sobriety Mari G 4/21/2018

Mather New Beginnings Jessica P. 8/17/2019

Midtown Solutions Nate 12/21/2019

MnnYPAA Devin 7/20/2019

D. CCFAA Preamble- E. 7th Tradition -Al from North Hall F. Delegate Check-in/Group Announcements G. Birthdays –57.75 years II. Preliminary Business:

A. Delegate Check-in: 50 Attending-Quorum met

B. Attending Elected Positions

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By The Way CCFAA Delegate’s Meeting December January 2020

C. New Delegates –

D. Visitors: Pat and Dennis of Citrus Heights Fellowship, Kara, (2020 Delegate)

III. Approval of Minutes: November 2019: Approved IV. Trusted Servant Reports

A. Chairperson Report-Welcome to the December CCF Delegate’s Meeting. The last meeting of the year and my last one as chair for the past two years! I attended the OOC meeting on Tuesday December 17, it was the shortest one of the year, Steve will give his report on that. I want to say thank you for allowing me this opportunity to work with all of you by electing me to this position, it has been one of my most difficult service positions and my most enjoyable one! I was told when I first started that by the time it was over is when I would feel I knew what I was doing and this is the absolute truth, it took the first year and a half to get comfortable and now it is time to hand it over to John! Well it has been a great two years and I am still sober! I look forward to seeing you all in the new year only this time as a delegate.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Evan C. CCF Chairperson, 2019 evanmc58@gmail.com, 916-213-1841

B. Assistant Chair/CNIA Liaison John E. John E. jellis2003@yahoo.com 916-225-0209

New Meetings: all are one hour

Language of the Heart Women’s Meeting- Thursday 10 am, St. Steven’s Lutheran Church, 1001 Olson Lane, El Dorado Hills 95762- meeting

meets inside large hall, small book room. Closed, women only.

Mommies and Me-Thursday, 10am, 2100 J Street, Sacramento, CA 95816, Open, Women only.

The Anchor-meets Monday and Wednesday 2:30-3:30 pm and Friday 10:30-11:30 am, 714 10th Street, Suite ‘C’ in Marysville, 95907. Open, All are

Welcome!

We have reached the end of the two year CNIA Panel 68 Area 7 Officers and Appointed Chairs. The elections for the Area Officers of Panel 70

has been concluded, and Appointed Chairs are being considered for Accents, Archives, Bridging the Gap, Grapevine, Literature, E-services,

Finance, Written Translations and Verbal Translations.

Today, Saturday December 21, the Area Planning Meeting took place to choose the locations for the 2021 assemblies which include the Winter

Assembly, the Pre-Conference Assembly, and the Post Conference Assembly.

The 2020 Winter Assembly is being held January 18-19 at the Holy Family Catholic Church, 7817 Old Auburn Rd, Citrus Heights, CA. Registration

starts on Saturday morning 9 am, the assembly begins at noon and goes to 10 PM; On Sunday, the assembly will be from 9 am to noon. Among

other topics, there will be a meeting on new GSR’s and service in AA.

PRAASA is March 6-8, 2020 in Tucson, AZ;

NCCAA will be in San Jose March 13-15, 2020; the 2020 Pre-conference Assembly will be April 4-5 at the Auburn Fairgrounds,

hosted by District 21.

April 19-25 will be the General Service Conference in New York.

May 16-17 will be the Post-Conference Assembly in Fresno, (D53).

May 29-31 is the second NCCAA conference in Modesto.

July 2-5 is the International Convention in Detroit, MI. and registration is still open.

Thank you for letting me be of service, it has been an honor, and I look forward to being of service as your CCFAA Chair.

John E Asst. Chair, CCFAA

A. OOC Chair Report-Steve R.

OOC meeting had all members in attendance except office manager. Wonderful results at elections last month. Thank you all. Special thanks to our outgoing members who have been great examples of service in and for AA. Your dedication and example is truly appreciated. To our new members in service we extend our gratitude for willingness to contribute to service in AA. All reports from respective committees are available on the table. Office running smoothly. A special thanks to Rae, Robin and staff of Central Office for keeping our off ice and message relevant to Extending the Hand of AA. To all here today incoming and outgoing in service - you are of great importance for carrying the message of AA. We are grateful for all of your service. Blessing to all for the holidays Yours in Service Steven Ritts

C.

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By The Way CCFAA Delegate’s Meeting December January 2020

A. Office Manager’s Report-Rae W. Office Manager Report, December 17, 2019

1. Thank you to the outgoing Trusted Servants and welcome to those joining the team in 2020. 2. We have done replacement of ceiling lights and ballast where needed. The wall paint has been touched up and the carpets cleaned. It was

also necessary to have the garbage disposal replaced. An electrical outlet will also have to be serviced. 3. Check the website at aasacramento.org for listings on all Alkathons and special events for the holiday season. 4. Registration forms for the 2020 International Conference are available online and at the Central Office. 5. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from the Staff and Volunteers at Central Office.

~And all is well

B. Treasurer’s Report – Stan J., See November P&L C. TeleService Chairperson’s Report –Garrett N. TeleService Chair & Julie C. TeleService Asst. Chair

Website: http://aasacramento.org/service-opportunities/teleservice/

D.

E.

F.

New Business: ● Our next workshop will be in March at Traditional Group. Date and time is TBD. ● Teleservice will be folding in District 17. This means we are expanding our pool of TS candidates as well as our reach offering teleservice assistance to a wider group of callers. ● Thank you more making announcements at meetings. It IS working and we are seeing results. We are in need of volunteers. Please continue to make announcements at your meetings at group level. ● We are in need of Bi Lingual Teleservice Volunteers ● Our holiday hotline shifts are filled for Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day. ● CCF Bylaw - Operations Subcommittee is currently working with Teleservice to fold Special Needs into TeleService. UPDATE: Special Needs Coordinator and Teleservice Chairperson are putting together a description and guidelines. Guidelines will be available soon.

Old Business: ● Always in need of dedicated volunteers to provide 12 Step Work ● Continuing to work with Special Needs (take a meeting to Home and Hospital) to increase volunteer base. ● Looking for Additional Languages volunteers ● 28 potential volunteers in queue

Regular Business: Current Teleservice Potential Volunteer Count = 28 Current Teleservice Volunteer Count = 40 Break out (32) Shift + (7) Shift Coord + (1) Orientation + (1) Co Chair + (1) Chair Current Teleservice Substitute Count = 78 Current Teleservice 12 Step Count = 123 Volunteer Position # = 269

We send updates bi-weekly on Sunday: These bi-weekly updates include Updated Teleservice (TS) Flyer, Shift, Sub and 12 Step Lists. CCFAA Telservice Web page is updated with open shifts. Weekly Meetings with Chair + Co Chair as check in and review

A. By-Laws & Procedures Chairperson’s Report- Paul G-no report

B. Birthday Club/Faithful Fivers –Jennifer Q- Thank-You for your support in 2019! V. Reports – Special Committees, Delegates, Liaisons & Invited Guests

A. Picnic Committee Betty –No Report B. NCCAA Liaison –Stan R. Absent- No Report C. Hospitals & Institutions H&I –Paul G.- Monthly Meetings are held the 3rd Thursday, at 6p.m. at Mimi’s Restaurant, 2029 Alta Arden. Service

Positions are continually available to help in women’s facilities and State and Federal prisons. Both men and women can participate in prison facilities. The area representative contact is Ashley-916-335-4203 or Carol at 916-365-5797

D. Special Events. –-Mary J- Dear Delegates and Board Members, The Old-timers Panel had a great turn out and many thanks to our volunteers and special thanks to our Panel Members. We collected $657.61 from the Raffle, 50/50 and our 7th Tradition. Thanks again to everyone and a great time was had by all. Thank you for allowing me to be of service.

Sincerely, Mary J -Special Events Chairperson

VI. Old Business…no old business

Vll. New Business: Merry Christmas to all and Best Wishes for a very Happy New Year! VIII. Closing – Meeting closed at 4:10p.m. with –I am Responsible

Respectfully submitted, Dlorah B.- Thank-You for allowing me to be of service and those that helped me this past year, I’m so very grateful!

G.

H.

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By The Way November Profit and Loss January 2020

Nov 19 Jan- Nov 19

Prorate

Budget $ Change Budget

Ordinary Income/Expense

Income

4020 · Literature Sales 6,356.33 80,758.18 71500.00 9,258.18 78000.00

4025 · In-House Publication Sales 941.37 13,581.97 14208.26 -626.29 15500.00

4035 · Medallion Sales 2,519.48 40,636.11 39416.63 1,219.48 43000.00

4100 · Group Contributions 6,951.93 98,095.72 110000.00 -11,904.28 120000.00

4110 · Anonymous Contribution 0.04 864.91 1833.26 -968.35 2000.00

4120 · Birthday Contributions 45.00 1,927.00 1650.00 277.00 1800.00

4125 · Office services revenue 390.92 11,661.40 10083.26 1,578.14 11000.00

4130 · Faithful Fivers 659.00 9,082.00 9166.63 -84.63 10000.00

4440 · Interest Income 1.47 16.37 5.50 10.87 6.00

4450 - Miscellaneous 7.12 185.08 0.00 185.08 0.00

4460 · Picnic Revenue 23.00 14,312.02 9166.63 5,145.39 10000.00

4480 · Special Events Revenue

4480 · Special Events Revenue 657.61 657.61

4482 · Anniversary Event 0.00 913.00

Total 4480 · Special Events Revenue 657.61 1,570.61 1833.26 -262.65 2000.00

Total Income 18,553.27 272,691.37 268863.43 3,827.94 293306.00

Cost of Goods Sold

5000 · Literature Costs

5010 · Cost of AAWS literature sold 4,734.99 60,480.13 58025.00 2,455.13 63300.00

5015 · Other Literature 376.38 3,177.29 3758.26 -580.97 4100.00

5025 · In-House Publication

5030 · Paper Stock and Staples 281.12 2,858.51 3666.63 -808.12 4000.00

5035 · Printing Equipment 1,091.40 12,343.14 10541.63 1,801.51 11500.00

5040 · Copy Costs 0.00 1,497.06 2291.63 -794.57 2500.00

Total 5025 · In-House Publication 1,372.52 16,698.71 16499.89 198.82 18000.00

5000 · Literature Costs - Other 0.00 781.11 0.00 781.11 0.00

Total 5000 · Literature Costs 6,483.89 81,137.24 78283.15 2,854.09 85400.00

5050 · Medallion Costs 849.72 13,950.01 11458.26 2,491.75 12500.00

Total COGS 7,333.61 95,087.25 89741.41 5,345.84 97900.00

Gross Profit 11,219.66 177,604.12 179122.02 -1,517.90 195406.00

Expense

Equipment Expense 283.11 4,059.08 4262.39 -203.31 4650.00

Insurance 0.00 5,434.00 4782.14 651.86 5217.00

Meetings/Conference Expense 0.00 1,487.07 2016.41 -529.34 2200.00

Office Expense 2,370.33 27,782.20 29241.30 -1,459.10 31900.00

Professional Fees 235.99 4,423.69 4835.27 -411.58 5275.00

Utilities 958.24 7,797.02 9258.26 -1,461.24 10100.00

5400 · Payroll Expenses 7,552.68 106,629.62 113494.26 -6,864.64 123812.00

5690 · Bank Charges 209.87 2,558.99 2592.15 -33.16 2828.00

5900 · Special Events 340.00 976.51 2750.00 -1,773.49 3000.00

6200 · Other Committees

5990 · Picnic Committee 0.00 6,688.20 5958.26 729.94 6500.00

6210 · PI/CPC 0.00 112.10 366.63 -254.53 400.00

6220 · Special Needs Committee 0.00 0.00 229.13 -229.13 250.00

6230 · Teleservice Committee 0.00 242.49 229.13 13.36 250.00

6200 · Other Committees - Other 73.75 130.68

Total 6200 · Other Committee 73.75 7,173.47 6783.15 390.32 7400.00

Total Expense 12,023.97 168,321.65 180015.33 -11,693.68 196382.00

Net Ordinary Income -804.31 9,282.47 -893.31 10,175.78 -976.00

Net Income -804.31 9,282.47 -893.31 10,175.78 -976.00

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WORDSMITHY

- alcoholism-

(al-kuh-hall-iz-um)

Mental-physical dependence

on, and compulsive use of,

alcoholic drinks

Twelve & Twelve page - 23

Grapevine Quotes

Still it took me a while to see how bad it had been. I had simply gotten

used to it over the years. My demise hadn’t happened overnight, and I

suppose that deep down inside I hated myself so much—the true spiritual

malady as I see it now—that I unconsciously believed I didn’t deserve better.

Listening to someone else’s sharing in a meeting a few months into

AA, having stayed away from the first drink a day at a time, it suddenly hit

me how much pain I had suffered, how close to death I had been, what a

nightmare these years had been.

And it was soon after that incident that the miracle happened. I

became willing to face the pain of my life without a drink; the fear of drinking

became bigger than the fear of life without drink. When I surrendered to the

fact that alcohol was greater than myself, accepted life without ever drinking

again, the compulsion was removed, left me, as if it had never been there.

Some people have choices, and I had lost the power to choose. From

Day One of my drinking career I had known that alcohol didn’t agree with my

system, and that I didn’t have the ability to exercise choice over drink. Lack of

power had been my problem, and recovery to me has meant to regain power.

The Best of Grapevine ~Step One-ADMITTING POWERLESSNESS pg. 186

THE GREAT REALITY DEEP WITHIN

I believe I am—as are we all—endowed with a powerful Truth that can

potentially envelop our false ego that tells us to drink. The Big Book tags it

as: “The Great Reality deep within.” (p. 55) Some think of this spirit as “Soul”

or “God Self.” This True Self has the benevolent potentiality to encompass

and overcome our false ego-driven self. This Great Reality could be thought

of as an OVERSELF, if you will. However, this remarkable blessing is

manifested only so long as alcoholics remain in a fit spiritual condition. (p. 85)

It has become AA cliché: “An alcoholic cannot drink on the truth—only on a lie.” My false

self usually believes what it wants to believe regardless of anything that stands in the way of

that first drink—it has the unique capacity to believe a lie, even when it knows it’s a lie. The

Big Book calls this: “alcoholic insanity.” (p. 9) For me, this resulted in twenty-four

unsuccessful years of ‘quitting drinking forever.’

However, after a year or so of living in the spirit of the Twelve Steps, this Great Reality

(0verself) magically enveloped (ate) my false ego self. Now drinking alcohol no longer

remains in my emotional vocabulary! Seemingly gone! As the Tenth Step promise, promises:

The problem (mental obsession) has been removed! (p. 85) (Removed yes, but still lurking!)

Possible explanation: Just as darkness cannot penetrate the light, a lie (mental obsession)

cannot penetrate the Truth. In a word: “The True Self gobbles up the false self and sets us

free.”

Bob S., Richmond, IN

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The First Step

The First Concept

Final responsibility and ultimate authority for A.A. world services

should always reside in the collective conscience of our whole

Fellowship.

Concept One, (Short Form from Big Book)

The First Tradition

Each member of Alcoholics

Anonymous is but a small part of a

great whole. A.A. must continue to

live or most of us will surely die.

Hence our common welfare comes

first. But individual welfare follows

close afterward.

Twelve Traditions (The Long Form) from the Big Book

Thus has it been with A.A. By faith and by

works we have been able to build upon

the lessons of an incredible experience.

They live today in the Twelve Traditions

of Alcoholics Anonymous, Which--- God

willing--shall sustain us in unity for so

long as He may need us.

Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions pg. 131

“We admitted we were powerless over alcohol --that our lives

had become unmanageable.”

Who cares to admit complete defeat? Admission of powerlessness is

the first step in liberation. Relation of humility to sobriety. Mental

obsession plus physical allergy. Why must every A.A. hit bottom?

Upon entering A.A. we soon take quite another view of this absolute

humiliation. We perceive that only through utter defeat are we able to

take our first steps toward liberation and strength. Our admissions of

personal powerlessness finally turn out to be firm bedrock upon

which happy and purposeful lives may be built. Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions- pg. 5 & 21

Continued from pg. 1

My Joy is all encompassing, As I learn I am me, and trust you are you.

With healing comes gifts, Those “thats” and “desires” Fade with every new Light.

In a convincing promise,

One day at a time, My God does for me what I cannot do for myself.

The universe, the true spirit, a healing power. An Energy connecting my rooted compassion

Through Love and into Service.

For all those who still suffer: Fear. Denial. Hate.

May this message nourish your spirit, And firmly plant a seed,

Just wait and see! A new, progressive Freedom CAN grow.

I am a Woman of Recovery

In Love and in Peace, Because I took the advice

To pause and release.

By Karina K.

With an Eye to the Future: G.S.O. Staff Positions

We are beginning to update our file of applications from A.A. members who are interested in being considered for possible future openings for the position of G.S.O. staff member. The basic criteria include a minimum of six years continuous sobriety; a background in service at the group and possibly district and area levels; business or professional experience; and excellent communication skills. Another consideration is a willingness to relocate to New York, if necessary. G.S.O. staff people are A.A.s who carry out rotating assignments and correspond with A.A.s throughout the world on all aspects of recovery and service. Additionally, they represent G.S.O. at A.A. functions throughout the U.S. and Canada and provide the primary staff support for the General Service Board. Currently there are 13 staff members who cover a variety of assignments such as: Accessibilities/Remote Communities, Public Information, Literature, Cooperation with the Professional Community, Corrections, International and the General Service Conference. If you are interested or would like more information, please write to: Staff Coordinator, Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163 or email staffcoord@aa.org.

Box 4-5-9, Winter 2019

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Word Search: Step, Tradition

& Concept

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HONESTY

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Online Intergroup of Alcoholics

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is a

service entity established pursuant to

Tradition Nine of Alcoholics Anonymous

(AA) to operate on behalf of the

participating online AA groups in

accordance with AA’s Twelve Traditions

and Twelve Concepts since 1996. The

Intergroup exists to aid the online

groups in their common purpose of

carrying the AA message to the alcoholic

who still suffers.

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As of 12/27/19 Dec 19 Jan - Dec 19

11TH STEP MEDITATION MEETING 0.00 50.00

12 AND 12 TOUCHSTONE GROUP 0.00 166.55

12TH TRADITION BIG BOOK GROUP 0.00 697.35

A WAY OUT 125.00 501.00

AA UNITY GROUP 0.00 480.00

ALL TRIBES GROUP 0.00 205.00

AMERICAN RIVER LITERATURE 0.00 165.00

ARDEN MORSE GROUP 0.00 185.86

AS BILL SEES IT 0.00 317.50

AS BILL SEES IT MEN'S GROUP 0.00 90.00

ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT GROUP OF DAVIS 95.00 489.70

AUBURN FELLOWSHIP 50.00 1,207.00

AUBURN WEDNESDAY NIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE 0.00 58.00

AUBURN YOUNG PEOPLE'S 0.00 70.00

BABES IN RECOVERY 0.00 25.00

BEEN THERE DONE THAT 0.00 560.53

BLUE CANYON AIRPORT GROUP 0.00 107.00

BRACE YOURSELF 0.00 40.00

BROWNSVILLE SERENITY GROUP 0.00 130.00

BUILDING D GROUP 0.00 82.00

CAMERON PARK GROUP 0.00 260.00

CAMERON PARK WOMEN'S GROUP 0.00 97.50

CAPITOL RAP MEETING 0.00 2.76

CATHEDRAL GROUP 0.00 935.00

CITRUS HEIGHTS GROUP 0.00 300.00

COLFAX FELLOWSHIP 0.00 120.00

COME AS YOU ARE GROUP 0.00 831.00

CORDOVA LUNCH BUNCH 0.00 2,139.43

CORDOVA SERENITY SEEKERS GROUP 0.00 42.00

COTTAGE 12X12 STEP STUDY 0.00 208.54

COURAGE TO CHANGE GROUP 0.00 616.91

DAILY ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT GROUP 0.00 4,105.18

DAILY DIRECTION AA 441.75 1,016.11

DAVIS FRIDAY NOON GROUP 0.00 236.00

DAVIS HOPE GROUP 0.00 100.00

DAVIS YOUNG PEOPLE GROUP 0.00 245.53

DESTINY GROUP 240.00 600.00

DISTRICT 25 0.00 200.00

DIXON NO NAMES GROUP 0.00 1,200.00

DOWNTOWN YOUNG PEOPLE'S GROUP 0.00 952.50

DRY DIGGINS GROUP 0.00 103.52

DUBIOUS LUXURY 0.00 99.52

EASY DOES IT (EDI) GROUP 0.00 68.00

EL DORADO HILLS GROUP 0.00 91.13

ELK GROVE FELLOWSHIP 1,722.35 5,638.10

ELK GROVE GROUP 0.00 1,303.86

ELK GROVE SOBRIETY SISTERS 0.00 190.00

ESPARTO FELLOWSHIP 75.00 125.00

ESPEE FELLOWSHIP 100.00 200.00

As of 12/27/19 Dec 19 Jan - Dec 19

EVERY IMAGINABLE REMEDY 300.00 373.25

FAIR OAKS BEGINNERS GROUP 164.20 729.20

FIRST THINGS FIRST GROUP 0.00 411.00

FIT FOR LIFE GROUP 0.00 657.25

FOLSOM BIG BOOK GROUP 1,450.72 3,549.09

FOLSOM FRIDAY NIGHT GROUP 0.00 377.45

FOLSOM NOON NEW LIFE 0.00 354.00

FOLSOM SATURDAY MORNING 320.45 1,575.45

FOLSOM SERENITY 0.00 189.50

FOLSOM SUNDAY BOOK STUDY GROUP 0.00 235.00

FOLSOM TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S AA 0.00 250.00

FOLSOM WAY OF LIFE GROUP 0.00 3,498.72

FOLSOM WEDNESDAY NIGHT AA GROUP 0.00 240.41

FOLSOM YOUNG PEOPLE'S GROUP 0.00 240.75

FORESTHILL BENT NICKEL GROUP 0.00 430.00

FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH GROUP 100.00 285.71

FOXHALL GROUP 0.00 270.00

FRIDAY FELLOWSHIP OF DOUBLE A 0.00 157.00

Friday Lunch Bunch 0.00 200.00

FRUITVALE GROUP 0.00 100.00

GALT FELLOWSHIP 0.00 13.40

GIBBONS NOON 0.00 160.00

GNO GIRLS NIGHT OUT 197.13 672.51

GO TO ANY LENGTH GROUP 0.00 98.13

GOOD FOR NOTHING 0.00 283.95

GOOD ORDERLY DIRECTION 0.00 77.76

GREENHAVEN GROUP 0.00 557.18

GROUP ONE 20.00 180.00

GROUP THREE 34.47 4,715.07

HAPPY DESTINY GROUP 0.00 132.00

HAPPY FEET WOMEN'S GP 0.00 312.25

HELPING HANDS GROUP 0.00 254.77

HIGH FLYERS GROUP 0.00 786.36

INTO ACTION GROUP 0.00 65.00

JOY OF LIVING 0.00 324.00

JUST AA 0.00 100.00

KEYSTONE GROUP 0.00 0.00

LAGUNA STUDY GROUP 120.00 120.00

LAND PARK MEN'S MEETING 0.00 556.07

LINCOLN THURSDAY NIGHT GROUP 0.00 250.00

LIVING SOBER WOMEN'S FRIDAY GROUP 0.00 614.89

LOMA RICA GROUP 0.00 50.00

LOOMIS WEDNESDAY BIG BOOK 0.00 548.76

LOOMIS WOMEN'S STEP STUDY 0.00 500.00

LUNACY COMMISSION 0.00 380.00

MARYSVILLE UNITY GROUP 0.00 400.00

MEN AT WORK 0.00 25.00

MNNYPAA 85.00 295.00

MONDAY WOMEN'S STEP STUDY 0.00 84.22

MORE WILL BE REVEALED 0.00 150.00

MOTHERLODE FWP 0.00 54.50

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As of 12/27/19 Dec 19 Jan - Dec 19

MYSTIC CHIX GROUP 0.00 680.59

NATOMAS GROUP 0.00 668.21

NEW BROWN BAGGER 0.00 200.00

NEWCASTLE BIG BOOK GP 0.00 365.98

NORTH HALL GROUP 0.00 70.00

NORTH HIGHLANDS FIRESIDE GROUP 0.00 75.00

NUMBER ONE OFFENDERS 0.00 103.91

OAK TREE GROUP 0.00 2,461.78

OLD ELK GROVE FELLOWSHIP 274.69 274.69

ONE DAY AT A TIME GROUP 68.00 287.00

ORANGEVALE OPEN GROUP 0.00 278.48

OVER 50 GROUP 0.00 250.00

PATHWAY TO SPIRITUALITY GROUP 0.00 175.00

PLACERVILLE SUNRISE ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT 160.00 480.00

PLYMOUTH TUESDAY NIGHT GROUP 0.00 5.41

PRIMARY PURPOSE 0.00 600.00

PRIMORDIAL OOZE MEN'S BOOK STUDY 0.00 280.00

PROMISES GROUP - DIXON 0.00 112.00

RANCHO MURIETA GROUP 0.00 2,237.96

RESCUE MENS STAG GP 0.00 245.00

RIO LINDA FELLOWSHIP 0.00 300.10

RIVER PINES GROUP OF AA 0.00 20.00

ROCKET TO THE 4TH DIMENSION 0.00 12.50

ROCKLIN FELLOWSHIP 1,245.00 9,730.50

ROCKLIN LEGACY GROUP 0.00 720.00

ROCKLIN RACETRACK GROUP 0.00 500.00

ROCKLIN YOUNG PEOPLE 87.50 237.50

ROSEVILLE CHAPTER 3 0.00 175.00

ROSEVILLE EASTSIDE GROUP 0.00 250.35

ROSEVILLE FIFTH STREET FELLOWSHIP 0.00 1,178.96

ROSEVILLE TUESDAY NIGHT GP 0.00 1,751.00

ROUND TABLE GROUP 0.00 100.00

ROYER PARK BIG BOOK STUDY 0.00 159.22

RULE 62 GROUP 0.00 156.31

SACRAMENTO MONTHLY SPEAKER MEETING 500.00 500.00

SACYPAA 0.00 770.80

SATURDAY MORNING WOMEN'S REFLECTIONS GROU 0.00 596.88

SERENITY BOOK & STEP STUDY GP 0.00 1,653.66

SERENITY LUNCH GROUP 0.00 243.00

SHINGLE SPRINGS GROUP 20.00 33.00

SIERRA PINES GROUP 0.00 179.81

SIERRA STEP SISTERS GROUP 11.20 105.40

SIERRA WEDNESDAY AM GROUP 0.00 200.00

SISTERS IN SOBRIETY 0.00 90.00

SISTERS OF SOBRIETY (PLACERVILLE) 0.00 51.83

SISTERS OF SOBRIETY GROUP-Rancho 0.00 75.00

SIXTY MINUTE SOLUTION GROUP 0.00 921.27

SOBRIETY FIRST 0.00 82.27

SOUTHPORT SERENITY 608.00 608.00

SPRING FLING GROUP 0.00 4,101.52

As of 12/27/19 Dec 19 Jan - Dec 19

STEP 2 MEN'S GROUP 0.00 100.00

STEP SISTERS-ANTELOPE 0.00 138.14

STEPS TO SERENITY 0.00 120.35

STIX CHIX 0.00 27.60

STRAIGHT MEN'S GROUP 2,500.00 2,500.00

SUNDAY NIGHT RECOVERY HOUR 0.00 500.00

SUNRISE SPEAKER MEETING 0.00 166.08

SUNRISE SUNSET GROUP 100.00 450.00

SUNSET HAPPY HOUR WOMEN'S GROUP 180.00 355.00

SUNSET WEDNESDAY 11AM WOMEN 0.00 90.00

SUTTER BUTTES ROUNDUP GROUP 0.00 225.00

TAHOE PARK GROUP 0.00 47.45

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU 0.00 150.00

THE LAVENDER HEIGHTS YOUNG PEOPLES 0.00 90.02

THREE LEGACIES GROUP 0.00 180.00

THURSDAY MORNING BOOK/STEP STUDY GROUP 0.00 230.00

THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S GROUP 0.00 425.00

TIME TO START LIVING GROUP 0.00 74.00

TLHYPAA 0.00 38.28

TRADITIONAL GROUP 0.00 5,095.65

TRIANGLE GROUP 0.00 421.09

TUESDAY CORDOVA KISS GROUP 0.00 306.00

TUESDAY NIGHT BEGINNERS GROUP 0.00 1,784.61

TUESDAY NIGHT BYOB AUBURN 0.00 315.00

TUESDAY NIGHT CARMICHAEL 0.00 100.00

TUESDAY NITE MEN'S AA 0.00 30.00

TWELVE BRIDGES DESTINY GROUP 0.00 256.00

TWELVE STEPS TO SOBRIETY 0.00 125.00

UNITY IN ACTION 0.00 40.00

WE CARE GROUP 0.00 254.78

WE SURRENDER MEN'S GROUP 0.00 115.14

WELCOME GROUP 64.00 334.26

WEST SLOPE FELL0WSHIP 0.00 300.00

WEST SLOPE UNITY 0.00 50.00

WHAT A WAY WEEKEND WOMENS GROUP 61.00 301.00

WHITE FLAG MEN'S GROUP 100.00 575.00

WILD WOMEN 0.00 508.36

WILLING WOMEN GROUP, THE 0.00 410.64

WINTERS KITCHEN TABLE GROUP 0.00 172.48

WOMEN'S STEP STUDY 44.02 88.85

WOMEN FOR WOMEN FAIR OAKS GROUP 0.00 321.00

WOMEN IN RECOVERY, MARYSVILLE 0.00 258.94

WOMEN OF EXTRAVAGANT PROMISES 109.00 169.00

WOMEN TO WOMEN CONFERENCE NORTHERN CA 0.00 500.00

WOMEN UNDER CONSTRUCTION 0.00 209.79

WOODLAND GROUP 225.00 900.00

WOODLAND TRADITIONAL GROUP 0.00 190.00

WOODLAND WOMEN'S GRP 0.00 68.75

TOTAL 11,998.48 110,002.83

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