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GFAIA NEWSLETTER VOLUME 53 ISSUE 6 JUNE 2019
The Pipeline
We have a new schedule format where the meetings are listed by location and in a booklet format so they can now be printed from any printer using letter sized paper. The Last Hurrah at Grace Methodist has a Big Book Study Meeting on Wednesday at 7:00 pm, and the Speaker Meeting has been changed from 7:30 to 7:00 pm.
GFAIA Central Office 1755 N Gateway. #102
Fresno, CA 93727 (559) 221-6907
[email protected] www.fresnoaa.org
OFFICE HOURS!
TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY
1PM ‘TIL 5:30 PM SATURDAY 9AM ‘TIL 12:45
Thanks to each and every one of you who contribute to this
office!
BIRTHDAY
INDIVIDUAL Anonymous, Molly H.
FAITHFUL FIVERS Michele S, Doug & Pat P,
Nancy K. & Carol B.
OFFICE VOLUNTEERS Donna L.
OFFICE STAFF
Terry B., Christina M. & Tish G.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chair: Keith S.
Co-Chair: Evelyn T. [email protected]
Secretary: Reyna B.
PI/CPC: Ron C. [email protected]
Treasurer: Dana Q.
Pipeline: Donna L. [email protected]
If you would like to see your article or event details appear in The Pipeline please submit it to [email protected] before the 15 of the month in order to get in the next months edition.
CONTENTS
Step, Promise, Tradition and Concept 2
Service Opportunities 3
TUFYPAA NEWS 4
Ways to Contribute to Central Office 5
Annual Pink Can Collection Report-2018 and NorCal H&I Committee
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June Birthdays 20+ yrs., New at Central Office
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June Birthdays 8
Office Calls and Visits 11
Group Contributions 12
Finance and Budget Report 13
Upcoming Events 14
Schedule News
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Step Six “Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character.” Step Six necessary to spiritual growth. The beginning of a lifetime job. Recognition of a lifetime job. Recognition of difference between striving for objective—and perfection. Why keep trying. “Being ready” is all-important. Necessity of taking action. Delay is dangerous. Rebellion may be fatal. Point at which we abandon limited objectives and move toward God’s will for us.
6th Promise The feeling of uselessness and self-pity will disappear. Tradition Six An AA group ought never endorse, finance, or lend the AA name to any related facility or outside enterprise, lest problems of money, property, and prestige divert us from our primary purpose. 1. Should my fellow group members and I go out and raise money to endow several AA beds in our
local hospital?
2. Is it good for a group to lease a small building?
3. Are all the officers and members of our local club for AAs familiar with “Guidelines on Clubs” (which is available free from GSO)?
4. Should the secretary of our group serve on the mayor’s advisory committee on alcoholism?
5. Sone alcoholics will stay around AA only if we have a TV and card room. If this is what is required to carry the message to them, should we have these facilities?
Concept Six The Conference recognizes that the chief initiative and active responsibility in most world service matters should be exercised by the trustee members of the Conference acting as the General Service Board. Are we familiar with how our General Service Board (G.S.B.) Class A and Class B trustees serve
A.A.?
Are we clear about the terms, “chief initiative” and “active responsibility”? Can we see a direct link to our home group?
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Central Office is in need of an archivist!! This is a volunteer position that requires basic computer skills.
The PI/CPC Committee Who? The Public Information and Cooperation with the Professional Community Committee, established in 1961 (PI) and 1971 (CPC). What? Members of the PI portion are assigned the task of conveying AA information to the general public, including the media. Members of the CPC portion, a spinoff of the PI committee, are assigned the task of conveying AA information to those in contact with alcoholics through their professions, such as doctors, lawyers, and the clergy. Where? Your local PI/CPC committee meets once a month (3rd Monday) at central office, 1755 N. Gateway Ave., #102, Fresno, CA 93703 When? 3rd Monday of each month @ 7:00 p.m. Why? To fulfill the responsibility statement: “I am responsible when anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help. I want the hand of AA always to be there; and for that I AM RESPONSIBLE.” How? Come and join us at the next scheduled meeting to learn how you can get into service and pass on what has been given to you!
The Teleservice Team
Teleservice is in need of 2 Daily Coordinators. Day Group Coordinator Number___ Sunday Morning Maintenance Darcy C. 696-9895 Monday Early Morning Fellowship Kevin M. 800-1995 Tuesday Tuesday Men's Stag Trent D. 284-3747 Wednesday Auberry Group Joaquin L. 917-8991 Thursday Fresno Fellowship Donna L. 960-3001 Friday The "Mixed Nuts" Team John K. 307-3920 Saturday Life on Life's Terms For information about volunteering for Teleservice or becoming a Coordinator: Please contact any of the Coordinators listed, or Caretaker, GFAIA Teleservice Coordinator, at [email protected].
12th Step Opportunities Guaranteed to Help You Grow Central Office is in need of members to volunteer to help at the office,. Many of us have learned that the only way to grow is to take a leap of faith and volunteer ourselves to do things not only differently, but to do things we have feared or been certain we could NOT do. Volunteers should have at least 2 years of continuous sobriety, Please contact Central office and let us know you want to grow in sobriety. Call the office today at 559-221-6907.
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H&I NEEDS YOUR HELP—PLEASE CONTACT A COORDINATOR NAME PHONE FACILITY AND LOCATION DAY TIMES (PM) CLEARANCE MIKE S. 392-2383 DOWNTOWN MEN'S JAIL MON, TUE 7:30 - 9:00 YES 1225 'M' STREET & THUR PAULA S. 288-3766 DOWNTOWN WOMEN'S MON, THUR 7:30 - 8:30 YES JAIL 1225 'M' Street & FRI JOANNA 978-5300 SPIRIT OF WOMEN THUR 7:00 - 8:00 NO 327 W. BELMONT KAT S 287-0094 CAP RECOVERY WOMEN 1st & 3rd 7:00 - 8:00 NO 2445 WHITESBRIDGE AVE. TUE RICHARD 299-2511 WESTCARE Men 1st & 3rd 7:00 - 8:30 NO 2772 MLK Blvd TUE DENNIS M. 260-3679 JUVENILE HALL MON 3:30 - 5:30 YES 3333 AMERICAN AVE. & THUR MICHEAL L. 408-6335 CAP RECOVERY 1st, 2nd & 4th 7: 00 - 8:00 NO 2445 WHITESBRIDGE AVE. THU ROD L. 246-5940 MENDOTA PRISON 2nd & 4th 12:20 - 1:20 YES MENDOTA, CA TUE DANIEL 412-0776 AVENAL STATE PRISON MON & TUES 6:00 - 8:00 YES AVENAL, CA TOMMY R. (510) 928-3935 PLEASANT VALLEY PRISON 3rd THUR 4:30 - 10:00 YES COALINGA, CA
FOR INFORMATION REGARDING H&I SERVICE CONTACT CHERYL J.. - AREA 92 CHAIRPERSON -- 559-289-5024
JOANNA K. - Secretary -- 559-978-5300 JOE G. - REGION 90 CHAIR/AA Literature -- 559-237-8097
H & I BUSINESS MEETING - 3rd MONDAY, 7 PM @ ALANO CLUB
TUFYPAA (Tulare Unified Fresno Young People of Alcoholics Anonymous) has had it’s elections and has a brand new board of officers!! Come to the next business meeting to meet the new board. We still have some positions that need to be filled, some require as little as 30 days of sobriety. THIS IS AN AWSOME WAY TO GET INTO SERVICE!! Come to the next business meeting the 2nd & 4th Sunday 2-4 pm at Kingsburg Fellowship at 1100 Sierra Street in Kingsburg. Why Kingsburg? Because it’s half way between Fresno and Tulare. “Young People” is defined as anyone with room to grow!
TUFYPAA NEWS AND SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES!!
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What is CENTRAL OFFICE?
A central office is an AA service office that involves partnership among groups in a community—just as AA groups themselves are partnerships of individuals. A central office is established to carry out certain functions common to all the groups—functions which are best handled by a centralized office—and it is usually maintained, supervised, and supported by these groups in their general interest. It exists to aid the groups in their common purpose of carrying the AA message to the alcoholic who still suffers.
GRATITUDE CLUB Congratulations on your sobriety!
Contributions such as yours support Central Office’s service to members and groups throughout Fresno County, and help insure that the A.A. message is carried throughout the greater Fresno area, and often beyond. Members of the Gratitude Club customarily contribute $1, $2, or even $5 a year for each year of sobriety—others may give a penny or nickel a day for each day of their sobriety. Please note that individu-al gifts may not exceed $3,000 per year. Thank you for your participation in A.A.’s Seventh Tradition of self-support!
FAITHFUL FIVERS JOHN & THALIA LE. ELSBETH F. PATRICIA D. ANONYMOUS KRISTA R. CARROL B DOUG & PAT P. BILL D JACK B. NANCY K. GARY JOHN E. KEITH S. These are the current Faithful Fivers as of 01/2017. If you name is missing or misspelled please notify us.
What are Faithful Fivers? They are the members who pledge at least $5.00 each month toward the support of their local Central Of-fice. This idea is catching on around the country. In Just For Today, A publication of the Tucson Area In-tergroup, a story noted that “the plan is used in several other cities and came about when we remembered that many of us spent more than $5.00 every week on alcohol in our drinking days.” PAYMENT PLAN : Simply mail a check for $5.00 made out to Central Office at :
Greater Fresno Area Intergroup Association 1755 N. Gateway 102, 93727
If your interested in becoming a volunteer at Central Office come in or give the office a call at 559-221-6907.
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An exert from Northern California Hospital & Institution Committee
Annual Pink Can Collection Report—FYE 2018 The Hospital & Institution Committee of Northern California is a Ninth Tradition service committee of Alcoholics Anonymous with the purpose of carrying the message of A.A. to those who are confined in prisons, hospitals, treatment facilities, and other institutions. Nor Cal H&I has been carrying the A.A. message of recovery to confined alcoholics for over 75 years, dating to its origins in 1942 at San Quentin State Prison, and is one of the oldest independent service committees of Alcoholics Anonymous. In the fiscal year ending Nov. ‘18 NorCal H&I spent $470,000 for books and literature from AA World Services. (That includes) AA Grapevine, meeting Directories, Big Books, Twelve and Twelve, and varies literature...Additionally, we pay for neither an office nor for salaries for service committee workers, thus enabling us to dedicate such a large portion of our contributions to literature for the confined alcoholic. Northern California H&I supports approximately 33,000 meetings each year, serving approximately 25 major state and federal institutions plus hundreds of local jails, hospitals, rehabs and other community facilities. Those who are confined have no money to buy the AA literature brought in by the H&I volunteers, so the Pink Can, with your donations, covers this cost… The Northern California Hospital & Institution Committee has for years been one of the largest purchasers of literature from AAWS contributing significantly to the support of our General Service Office in New York… The H&I Committee is adamant that the contributions so generously made to our Pink Vans in no way detract from the Seventh Tradition collections of the groups. We therefor ask that the Pink Cans be passed separately from and after the baskets to avoid subtracting from support of the 7th Tradition, and we encourage all members to remove the cans from the baskets if they are being passed together...Online payment option from our website as https://www.handinorcal.org/contribute. ...Without this loving support tens of thousands of confined alcoholics simply would not have access to the lifesaving message of A.A. For additional information, please visit our website at www.handinorcal.org or write to the Northern California Hospital & Institution Committee, P.O. Box 192490, San Francisco, CA 94119-2490.
An exert from
Safety and A.A.: Our Common Welfare Service Material from the General Service Office, SMF-209
Full copy is available at G.F.A.I.A. Central Office.
Group Safety and Unity In any situation, if a person’s safety is in jeopardy, or the situation breaches the law, the individuals involved can take appropriate action to ensure their safety. Calling the proper authorities does not go against any A.A. Traditions. Anonymity is not a cloak protecting criminal or inappropriate behavior. Inappropriate or predatory behavior, such as unwanted sexual attention or targeting vulnerable members can be especially troublesome. These behaviors may go on outside of typical meeting times. While A.A. members can be caring and supportive to those affected, we are not professionals trained to handle such situations. Law enforcement or other professional help may be necessary. Victims of inappropriate behavior, harassment or predators can let the group know about such situations, often through a sponsor or trusted friend. This way the group is informed, and members can help address the situation and curtail further problems. Group discussion should me focused on creating an environment where all alcoholics can find and maintain sobriety. Dealing with Disruptions Some groups have developed plans for addressing disruptive behavior and have established procedures through their group conscience to ensure that the group’s welfare is protected. In many cases, disruptive behavior is pre-empted by having the chairperson state the expectations for behavior in the meeting. Some groups include in their opening announcements that illegal and disruptive behavior is not tolerated. Still other groups have asked disruptive members to leave the meeting. Additionally, groups and members always have the option to call the appropriate authorities if disruptive behavior continues or anyone’s safety is at risk.
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Gail T 25 Dale 9 Chris W 7 Michael S 14 Joanne T 34 Keith T 25 Alexis H 11 Cynthia Y R 14 JC Lynn L 15 Michelle R 19 Duane S 35 Terry B 21 Dee K 19 Connie Y 17 Aaron R 1 JoJo C 38 Adrian T 28 Richelle M 24 Albert J U 12 Andrew R 1 Leroy K 39 Wave Ann 37 Lou E 31 Anita 13 Laura S 1 Sallie B 39 Wanda "Janette" 3 Linda W 35 Capuchino A 5 Ron C 1 Linda R 43 Jeff S 6 Beth R 37 Chris G 5 Theresa G 1 Ken P 57 Joe S 10 Dave F 9 Kermit K 6 Danny A 2 David B 14 Eddie L 13 Elisia 10 Peter G 25 Jenna A 2 Joe E 16 Sonia S 1 Laurie C 27 Duane S 35 Marv S 2 Bennie E 20 Jenna A 2 Danny 7 Israel Q 36 Keith D 3 Debi P 20 Jose A 2 Jaime P 12 Beth R 37 Melina D 3 Phil P 20 Juan A 2 Burt O 35 Karen W 24 Rodrigo V 3 Kim S 23 Melina B 2 Thomas E 3 Joanne C 32 Jenna R 4 Michael H 24 Janna M 3 Antonio C 4 Mike C 32 Mary Christina M 4 Leslie C 31 Karmen K 3 Christina M 4 Troy 51 Carolyn P 5 Vince F 34 Alex 4 James P 4 Sandi C 2 Cheryl H 5 Paul W 5 Isabel S 4 Mary M 4 Jennifer E 4 Evan 5 Mike 9 Katherine S 4 Chuck M 5 Vince T 4 Leonard L 5 Denise H 13 Mike R 4 Hector O 5 Beatriz C 5 Tracy E 5 Steve S 30 Robin L 4 Mary P 5 Linda G 10 Darin H 6 Jim B 32 Willie M 4 Louie T 9 Perry G 10 Michael Y 6 Lori G 2 Donald W 5 Pinky 9 Vicki 10 Anthony 7 Kim B 35 Elton S 5 Dawn G 11 Larry M 20 Dennis N 7 Cathy C 38 Lisa M 5 Gail M 11 Lisa B 29 Joey S 7 Jim C 39 Matthew Q 5 Tamera E 11 Ashley J 4 Larry B 7 Willie N 13 Sara J 5 Christina B 13 Laurie S C 10 Steve M 7 Stosh E 24 Michael W 6 Marie A 14 John B 21 Valerie 9 Bob F 9 Mike M 6 Michael G 14 Leonel A 22 Tony G 10
A Note on Love and Tolerance Let us also remember to guard that erring member the tongue, and if we must use it, let's use it with kindness and consideration and tolerance. And one more thing: None of us would be here today if some-body hadn't taken time to explain things to us, to give us a little pat on the back, to take us to a meeting or two, to do numerous little kind and thoughtful acts in our behalf. So let us never get such a degree of smug complacency that we're not willing to ex-tend, or attempt to extend, to our less fortunate brothers that help which has been so beneficial to us. Thank you very much, Dr. Bob
From Dr. Bob's brief remarks on Sunday, July 30, 1950, at the First Inter-national A.A. Convention in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Name Date Years [No Group] Juan A 21-2017 2 Gail T 03-1994 25 Keith T 02-1994 25 Duane S 07-1984 35 JoJo C 22-1981 38 Leroy K 01-1980 39 Sallie B 24-1980 39 Linda R 01-1976 43 Ken P 06-1962 57 All Welcome Speaker David B 01-2005 14 Joe E 18-2003 16 Bennie E 08-1999 20 Debi P 01-1999 20 Phil P 24-1999 20 Kim S 07-1996 23 Michael H 27-1995 24 Leslie C 09-1988 31 Vince F 07-1985 34 Auberry Group Paul W 14-2014 5 Mike 01-2010 9 Denise H 04-2006 13 Steve S 28-1989 30 Jim B 06-1987 32 Back to Basics Bunch Lori G 15-2017 2 Kim B 21-1984 35 Cathy C 28-1981 38 Jim C 04-1980 39 Bridge Group Fellowship Willie N 15-2006 13 Stosh E 28-1995 24 Central Fellowship Bob F 01-2010 9 Dale 15-2010 9 Alexis H 21-2008 11 Terry B 15-1998 21 Adrian T 16-1991 28 Wave Ann 22-1982 37 Early Morning Fellowship Wanda "Janette" 23-2016 3 Jeff S 27-2013 6 Joe S 11-2009 10 Eddie L 06-2006 13 Fresno Fellowship Sonia S 20-2018 1 Jenna A 13-2017 2 Jose A 10-2017 2 Juan A 21-2017 2
Name Date Years Juan A 21-2017 2 Melina B 04-2017 2 Janna M 15-2016 3 Karmen K 28-2016 3 Alex 30-2015 4 Isabel S 05-2015 4 Katherine S 01-2015 4 Mike R 01-2015 4 Robin L 07-2015 4 Willie M 19-2015 4 Donald W 10-2014 5 Elton S 24-2014 5 Lisa M 09-2014 5 Matthew Q 08-2014 5 Sara J 24-2014 5 Michael W 02-2013 6 Mike M 02-2013 6 Chris W 05-2012 7 Cynthia Y R 24-2005 14 Dee K 22-2000 19 Richelle M 20-1995 24 Lou E 13-1988 31 Linda W 14-1984 35 Beth R 21-1982 37 Gratitude Group Dave F 15-2010 9 Elisia 16-2009 10 Laurie C 14-1992 27 Home Group Danny 08-2012 7 Kingsburg Fellowship Jaime P 04-2007 12 Burt O 29-1984 35 L.O.L.T. Fellowship Thomas E 23-2016 3 Antonio C 06-2015 4 Christina M 03-2015 4 James P 01-2015 4 Mary M 03-2015 4 Chuck M 02-2014 5 Hector O 26-2014 5 Mary P 21-2014 5 Louie T 20-2010 9 Pinky 10-2010 9 Dawn G 19-2008 11 Gail M 08-2008 11 Tamera E 05-2008 11 Christina B 09-2006 13 Marie A 13-2005 14 Michael G 25-2005 14 Michael S 20-2005 14
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Name Date Years JC Lynn L 07-2004 15 Connie Y 15-2002 17 Madera Breakfast Club Albert J U 18-2007 12 Madera Fellowship Anita 07-2006 13 Madera Ranchos Capuchino A 11-2014 5 Chris G 29-2014 5 Kermit K 19-2013 6 Peter G 06-1994 25 Duane S 07-1984 35 Israel Q 06-1983 36 Beth R 21-1982 37 Madera Survivors Karen W 25-1995 24 Joanne C 14-1987 32 Mike C 16-1987 32 Troy 15-1968 51 Mariposa Fellowship Sandi C 03-2017 2 Jennifer E 10-2015 4 Vince T 17-2015 4 Beatriz C 14-2014 5 Linda G 11-2009 10 Perry G 11-2009 10 Vicki 18-2009 10 Larry M 01-1999 20 Lisa B 28-1990 29 Monday 5:30 Participation Ashley J 02-2015 4 Laurie S C 24-2009 10 John B 22-1998 21 Leonel A 19-1997 22 Joanne T 20-1985 34 Monday Noon St. Anthony Michelle R 06-2000 19 Morning Maintenance Aaron R 14-2018 1 Andrew R 28-2018 1 Laura S 09-2018 1 Ron C 05-2018 1 Theresa G 08-2018 1 Danny A 18-2017 2 Jenna A 13-2017 2 Marv S 09-2017 2 Keith D 05-2016 3 Melina D 04-2016 3 Rodrigo V 16-2016 3 Jenna R 15-2015 4 Mary Christina M 03-2015 4
Name Date Years Carolyn P 16-2014 5 Cheryl H 06-2014 5 Evan 02-2014 5 Leonard L 17-2014 5 Tracy E 12-2014 5 Darin H 02-2013 6 Michael Y 13-2013 6 Anthony 12-2012 7 Dennis N 08-2012 7 Joey S 09-2012 7 Larry B 14-2012 7 Steve M 11-2012 7 Valerie 27-2010 9 Tony G 25-2009 10 Viviano G 25-2009 10 Bob J 19-2007 12 Gene H 30-2006 13 Ari G 20-2004 15 Ranie 07-2000 19 Kim D 21-1993 26 Gloria S 15-1992 27 Jeff W 25-1990 29 Joe O 21-1987 32 Dawn C 22-1984 35 Ben O 10-1983 36 Jim W 07-1982 37 Northeast Fellowship Leonard G 04-2012 7 Bryce B 25-2009 10 Rodney R 15-2009 10 Ryan S 05-2008 11 Victor S 26-2008 11 Amitta 16-2007 12 Julie F 16-2006 13 Sara C 26-2006 13 Daniel H 03-2005 14 Carrie A 16-2002 17 Donald W 24-2001 18 Evy G 29-1997 22 Suzee 07-1985 34 Northpark Fellowship Sheila F 22-2014 5 Don F 24-2013 6 Andrew D 23-2012 7 Holly L 27-2011 8 Jennifer B 14-2010 9 Joshua W 09-2010 9 Martha C 07-2010 9 Michael R 12-2010 9 Pam L 29-2010 9 Russell M 30-2010 9
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Name Date Years Tom B 06-1988 31 Northside Fellowship Terry H 23-2003 16 Manuel R 05-2002 17 Scott J 06-1997 22 Debi B 10-1993 26 Gretchen C 17-1993 26 Joanne R 05-1989 30 Steven O 17-1989 30 O.D.A.T. Michael S 11-2017 2 Carolyn L 29-2001 18 Timothy M 27-2000 19 Linda R 01-1976 43 Oakhurst Back to Basics Dennis B 28-2006 13 Rich J 27-1987 32 Ray B 04-1983 36 Oakhurst Fellowship Jim J Jr 04-2012 7 Mike H 06-2011 8 Dennis B 04-2006 13 Dean M 15-2005 14 Paul C 15-2004 15 Mary H 29-2001 18 Ross P 16-1996 23 Outside Group Darrell L 13-2003 16 April S 23-1998 21 Reality Group Vincent Q 23-2013 6 Deana B 16-2004 15 Steve M 25-2001 18 Billy W 28-1996 23 Reedley - Monday Ed L 11-2012 7 Richard R 27-1986 33 Reedley - Sunday Lottie M 28-1992 27 Rule #62 Rob S 27-2009 10 Jorden R 01-2008 11 Sal N 19-2008 11 Eric V 30-2007 12 Mike G 25-2005 14 Robert W 13-2005 14 Bruce C 12-2001 18 Marty E 15-2001 18 Mark B 02-1993 26 Carl S 18-1989 30 Douglas B 18-1978 41
Name Date Years Saturday Promises OLV Beth K 21-1998 21 Betty R 21-1998 21 John B 02-1998 21 Selma - Keep It Simple Israel 08-1983 36 Sierra Fellowship Brendan R 08-2018 1 Evy G 06-2018 1 Evy G 06-2018 1 Miranda A 22-2018 1 Monica M 12-2018 1 Monica M 12-2018 1 Mary A 07-2017 2 Paul B 26-2006 13 Rich A 18-1987 32 Pam A 16-1983 36 Sierra Sky Park Jim C 11-2000 19 Southeast Fellowship Jeff C 13-2014 5 Squaw Valley Garr D 16-1995 24 Sunday AM 12x12 Breakfast Maria A 26-2004 15 Candace S 15-1994 25 Wave Ann 22-1982 37 Support in Sobriety Linda W 14-1984 35 Survivors Group Salvador G 16-1996 23 Michael C 01-1995 24 Linda S 30-1987 32 Jim F 27-1972 47 Take It Easy Group Mel G 13-2017 2 Bernie J 07-2009 10 Kristian J 17-2009 10 Chris W 16-2003 16 Kerry B 21-2003 16 Cato J 29-1996 23 Thurs Women's Big Book Ramona R 06-2016 3 Triangle Group Mike W 10-2012 7 Trudgers Tammy 17-2012 7 Sonja B 01-1972 47 Tues Women's Happy Hour Lorna B 01-1985 34 Tuesday Men's Stag
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OFFICE CALLS/VISITS 50 Prospective Members 159 A.A. Members 76 Meeting Info 4 Other Programs 1 Alanon/Alateen 12 Relatives and Friends 99 Customers 45 Visitors 1 Students 60 General Info ` 6 12th Step Calls E-mails 2 Spanish Contacts
Name Date Years Troy M 01-2006 13 Robert R 04-1994 25 Village Group Patricia S 26-2018 1 Laura S 08-2014 5 Vhuso S 01-2008 11 Dillon G 10-2006 13 Ernie P 11-1996 23 Chip D. 10-1994 25 Westside Fellowship Brittany Z 03-2001 18 Herman D 27-2001 18 Kesha R 28-1999 20 Larry C 06-1999 20 Phillip A 05-1997 22 Dianne J 20-1996 23 Jimmy J 26-1995 24 Michael J 19-1994 25 Anita J 13-1993 26 Joe G 07-1991 28 Lynette D 28-1990 29 Stanley T 27-1990 29 Thelma S 24-1990 29 John P 06-1989 30 Jimmy W 07-1982 37 Myser K 19-1982 37 Blanca 15-1980 39 Charles D 23-1979 40 Women's Steps & Promises Linda B 04-1985 34 Woodward Park Village Vicki G 09-2010 9 Lisa B 21-2005 14 Bill E 14-1997 22 Cindy H 21-1996 23 Beverly B 15-1994 25 Joan S 28-1993 26 Haskell C 22-1983 36
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*NOTE I have only listed groups that have made contributions as of the end of Feb. 2019 in order to save space. Thank you for your understanding.
GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS APRIL 2019*
GROUP APRIL YTD All Welcome Speaker $ - Anonymous 100.00 $ 100.00 Auberry Group $ 44.77 $ 111.33 A vision for you $ 200.00 Back To Basics $ 105.00 Bridge Group $ 125.00 Early Morning $ 150.00 Fowler Home Group $ 77.58 $ 277.58 Fresno Fellowship $ 359.12 $ 1,208.24 Gratitude Group $ 300.00 Hanford Rule 62 $ 44.80 Intergroup Rep. $ 75.70 Intergroup Speaker $ 140.00 $ 418.00 Kingsburg Fellowship $ 25.00 $ 75.00 Madera Fellowship $ 10.00 Monday Noon at St Anthany's $ 97.66 Monday 5:30 Participation $ 300.00 Morning Maintainance $ 250.00 $ 495.25 Northfork $ 80.00 Northeast Fellowship $ 173.79 Oakhurst Fellowship $ 5.00 $ 478.31 Oakhurst Rule 62 $ 100.00 $ 200.00 ODAAT - Wesley Methodist $ 379.36 $ 758.00 Outside Group $ 20.00 $ 80.00 Reality Group $ 200.00 $ 200.00 Rule 62-Fresno $ 78.00 Saterday Am B. B. $ 143.63 Second Purpose $ 120.00 Sierra Fellowship $ 432.09 $ 2,035.29 Sierra Sky Park $ 120.51 $ 185.51 Sunday Book Study $ 237.85 $ 237.85 Sunnyside $ 94.23 $ 296.09 Take It Easy Group $ 48.67 Tues Mens Stag $ 156.00 Tues Womens Happy Hour $ 100.00 $ 100.00 TUFYPAA $ 313.75 Village Group $ 333.00 Way Out Group $ 48.00 Wednsday Womens Steps $ 160.00 Yosemite Lakes Thurs $ 200.00 $ 2,685.51 $ 10,519.45
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FINANCE REPORT AND BUDGET APRIL 2019 Apr 19 Budget Jan - Apr 19 YTD Budget Annual Budget
Income 400.00 · Group Contribiution 2,685.48 2,818.00 10,519.42 11,272.00 33,816.00
401.00 · Indiv contribution 636.00 359.00 1,113.07 1,436.00 4,308.00 402.00 · Literature income 2,378.45 2,308.58 9,045.05 9,234.32 27,702.96 403.00 · Pipeline income 100.00 60.08 189.00 240.32 720.96 404.00 · Tapes/CD 45.00 33.33 101.00 133.32 399.96 405.00 · Miscellaneous Revenue 16.37 55.75 -102.04 223.00 669.00 408.00 · Schedules income 73.00 132.91 299.20 531.64 1,594.92 420.00 · Specialty items 1,515.50 1,884.83 7,507.19 7,539.32 22,617.96 450.00 · Special Events Income 48.00 770.33 8,087.00 3,081.32 9,243.96
48900 · Shipping and Delivery Income 0.00 0.00
Total Income 7,497.80 8,422.81 36,758.89 33,691.24 101,073.72 7,497.80 8,422.81 36,758.89 33,691.24 101,073.72
Expense 501.00 · Literature 0.00 2,141.58 2,716.30 8,566.32 25,698.96
502.00 · Specialty Items expense 736.20 986.41 3,091.70 3,945.64 11,836.92 503.00 · Tapes/CD's etc. expense 237.00 20.25 237.00 81.00 243.00 508.00 · Schedules 0.00 132.91 23.91 531.64 1,594.92 550.00 · Special Events expense 0.00 439.83 3,752.26 1,759.32 5,277.96 601.00 · Payroll Expenses 1,668.70 2,400.00 7,432.13 9,600.00 28,800.00 603.00 · Rent 1,325.00 1,305.00 6,935.00 5,220.00 15,660.00 605.00 · Supplies 125.99 123.58 229.39 494.32 1,482.96 605.03 · Postage, Mailing Service 0.00 40.41 217.74 161.64 484.92 606.00 · Workers comp 0.00 86.66 0.00 346.64 1,039.92
608.00 · Equip Rental and Mainte-nance 0.00 60.41 132.74 241.64 724.92 609.00 · Bld. Maint. & Repair 0.00 16.16 0.00 64.64 193.92 609.01 · Alarm 65.00 34.66 130.00 138.64 415.92 610.00 · Computer maint./software 621.58 84.33 621.58 337.32 1,011.96 611.00 · Communications 231.71 181.33 889.34 725.32 2,175.96 612.00 · Liability Insurance 1,047.00 89.66 1,047.00 358.64 1,075.92 620.00 · Legal / Accounting Fees 565.00 50.41 565.00 201.64 604.92 625.00 · Board/Committee 0.00 77.16 12.31 308.64 925.92
685.00 · Furniture, Fixtures & Equip-ment 0.00 41.66 0.00 166.64 499.92 691.00 · Miscellaneous expense 0.00 17.00 6.00 68.00 204.00 700.30 · Merchant fees 135.33 83.00 556.55 332.00 996.00
800.00 · Taxes 50.00 7.50 50.00 30.00 90.00
Total Expense 6,808.51 8,419.91 28,645.95 33,679.64 101,038.92
689.29 2.90 8,112.94 11.60 34.80 689.29 2.90 8,112.94 11.60 34.80
operating acct. $19,293.57
prudent reserve $25,485.78 accounts receivable $2700.74 total $44,779.35
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UPCOMING CONFERENCES, ASSEMBLIES, & ROUND-UPS June 7-9 35th Annual Sunshine of the Spirit High Desert Convention at the Holiday Inn in Vic-torville, CA June 21-23 AA Women in Unity at Cavalier Ocean Front Resort 9415 Hearst Dr. San Simeon, CA 93452 July 4 Mariposa Fellowship After noon mtg, fellowship will provide main dish, please bring a side dish or dessert. Contact Carol J. at 209-966-6281 July 6 TUFYPAA Takes Pride at the big red church at 2131 N. Van Ness Speakers and Dance, starts at 6 pm. July 19-21 4th Annual Unity & Service Conference in Concord, CA unityandserviceconference.org Aug 15-18 SWACYPAA VI in Las Vegas https://2019.swacypaa.org/ Aug 17 Ice Cream Social at 5:30 at Hope Lutheran Church Aug 22-25 61st ICYPAA international Convention in Boston, MA https://www.icypaa.org/ Aug 30-Sept 1 Monterey Bay Area Round-Up 2019 [email protected] or montereybayareareoundup.org Oct 12 Soberfest $15 dinner tickets Christ Lutheran Church at 3830 W. Tulare Ave, Visalia. Nov 1-3 32nd annual Miracle On The River www.havasuaaroundup.org Jan 2-5, 2020 WACYPAA XXIII in Los Angeles http://wacypaa.org/ March 6-8, 2020 2020 PRAASA in Tucson, Arizona www.PRAASA.org April 1, 2020 ACYPAA in Sacramento. www.acypaa.org July 2-5, 2020 International Convention in Detroit, Michigan
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