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2320 S. Tibbs Avenue
Suite C
Indianapolis, IN 46241
317-632-7864

Office Hours:
Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 4:25 pm EST

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Intergroup continues to post meeting changes as we know of them. If you know your home group meeting has moved or any other changes, please email the Intergroup Office at   intergroupmail@indyaa.org  or call 317-632-7864.

Indianapolis Intergroup Annual Picnic August 10th
11:00am-2:00pm
$5.00 Food and Drinks Provided
Please bring a dessert if you like 

*Discontinued Meetings*

*The Sober on Saturdays meeting at 10:00am has been  discontinued located at Rosedale Hills has been closed
*The Stepping Stones meeting  located at 73rd and Hoover has been  discontinued
*Thursday Night “A Vision for You” women’s meeting at Johnson Memorial in Franklin, Indiana has been  discontinued
*Not A Glum Lot 5:15pm has been discontinued at the West Side Club
*Great Faqcts Sunday Evening Disscussion Sunday, 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
2045 Averitt Rd, Greenwood Has been Discontinued

 

*Meetings That Need Support*

Speedway Group Tuesday 7:30pm 2020 N Girls Schol RD. See Link below for more information.
Chap Rock

*New Meetings & Meeting Changes*
We Are Not Saints (North) meets EVERYDAY 7:00am-7:45am
Women’s Principles Before Personalities Tuesday Nights 7:00pm
4450 South Keystone Avenue See Flyer in link Below for more information
Womens  Principles Link
Thursday Night Southside Big Book Now at  7:00pm
Southside Fellowship Center 259 East Raymond St. 46225
Thursday Night Southside Big Book   LINK

 

EVERY NIGHT!!!!
Great Facts Meeting on Zoom 7:00pm EST.
Zoom Link: 635 148 435
Pass Word 232167

 

The INDIANAPOLIS  Online Meetings Directory is  located at the bottom of the Home page. Scroll down and click the blue ‘Online Meetings Directory’ button for information.

*SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES*

Sober Women needed to carry the A.A. Message in Boone County & Shelby County Jail’s. More information in link below.
Boone County Shelby County

Central Office will be open
July 19 1:00pm-4:00pm. Everything is 10% off!

Central Office will be CLOSED Labor Day September 1, 2025

Central Office is open After Intergroup on Intergroup Meeting Days 

7th Tradition Contributions

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* Please include the Group name contributing as a note with the contribution, as well as Little Green Can if applicable

*All transactions can be hidden in the settings in your Venmo account

Contributions can also be made through Paypal on their secure site.

* Please add a message indicating the Group or Meeting name, as well as Little Green Can if applicable.

Contribution Information

** When mailing contributions, please include the Group Meeting Name so we can properly allocate the funds to your group. Also, please add in the note if the contribution is for the Little Green Can.

*You can contribute for Faithul Fivers and Birthday Club on Venmo & PayPal as well! Be sure to note that with your donation. If you have any questions, please contact Central Office.

Faithful Fivers – Contribute $5 a month (or $60 annually) as an individual wanting to support Intergroup

Birthday Club – Contribute the dollar amount of the years of your sobriety on your AA Anniversary

Upcoming Events

Future Events

 

Sunday, August 10, 2025

At the UAW Hall. The Annual PICNIC will follow!!! $5.00 Cover Charge Burgers,Dogs,Drinks, and Sidedish.

 

Meeting starts at 9:30AM

Due to our tradition of anonymity, we no longer include financials in the Fact Sheet online. You may pick up a copy of them at  Intergroup monthly meeting or at the Central Office.

Follow Link for Fact Sheet

ONLINE FACTS SHEET JULY

*There is lots to be a part of – Be sure to check the Events page!*

CENTRAL OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED July 4,5,6  FOR the Holiday 

Service Opportunities

S.O.S. Sheets Of Sobriety

Corrections

Volunteers needed to take AA meetings into Jails around the area. There are some requirements to volunteer. Please reach out if interested!

*Corrections Workshop on April 19th at Club East! 1pm-3pm. See flyer under the Events tab*

Contact: Anne N. or Bryan E. at: correction@indyaa.org

Public Information Committee

We are collecting Grapevines! Please bring to the monthly IG Meeting or drop off at Central Office. Looking for volunteers for the P.I. committee & those willing to take pamphlets & Grapevines into Libraries.

Contact:  Amy L. or Brenda R. at: PI@indyaa.org

Telephone Answering Service & 12 Step Call List

Take calls after office hours or help update the 12 Step Call List. Looking for people willing to take a shift or fill-in as needed. Co-Chair needed.

Contact: John L. at: tas@indyaa.org

Archives Committee

Audio Archives available under the ‘Resources’ tab – check it out! Looking for A.A. history materials to add to the Indianapolis Archives.

Contact: Kathleen or Rob at: archives@indyaa.org

Intergroup Volunteers at Central Office

Help answer calls & attend to Intergroup business.

Call  317-632-7864 if you can help!

Cooperation with the Professional Community

Provides presentations about A.A. to the Professional Community. Co-Chair needed. Contact LeAnne C. at: CPC@indyaa.org 

Treatment Committee

12 Step work happens here!  Volunteer your group to take the message of AA into the treatment centers. Coverage full until April 2025. 24-Hour tokens needed. Contact Dylan T. or Justin S. at: treatment@indyaa.org

LINK IS ACTIVE June & Beyond 2025 Treatment Calendar
Development Committee

Volunteers are needed to attend meetings without Intergroup Reps. Guides & Flyers are available. Co-Chair needed. Contact: Matt F. at: development@indyaa.org

SpringDevelopmentFlyer

*Sign up for Service work with ANY committee by scanning the QR Code below! 

Intergroup Volunteers at Central Office

Help answer calls & attend to Intergroup business.

Call  317-632-7864 if you can help!

Cooperation with the Professional Community

Provides presentations about A.A. to the Professional Community. Co-Chair needed. Contact LeAnne C. at: CPC@indyaa.org 

Treatment Committee

12 Step work happens here!  Volunteer your group to take the message of AA into the treatment centers. Coverage full until April 2025. 24-Hour tokens needed. Contact Dylan T. or Justin S. at: treatment@indyaa.org

June 2025 & BeyondTreatment Calendar

Development Committee

Volunteers are needed to attend meetings without Intergroup Reps. Guides & Flyers are available. Co-Chair needed. Contact: Matt F. at: development@indyaa.org

SpringDevelopmentFlyer

*Sign up for Service work with ANY committee by scanning the QR Code below! 

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