2320 S. Tibbs Avenue
Suite C
Indianapolis, IN 46241
317-632-7864
Office Hours:
Monday – Friday
9:00 am – 4:30 pm EST
*Closed Wednesday, December 25th for Christmas*
Central Office Location
Meeting Updates
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.
*Meeting Notices*
Thursday Men’s Lighten Your Load meeting at St. Roch’s Church is cancelled this week due to a Water Main Break.
All meetings at the Progress House have resumed. *SOME meetings have been eliminated. All current meetings are posted on this website*
*New Meetings*
Digging Up the Grapevine, P-30 Indpls, Monday 4:30pm, Open, Literature
Brown Bag Meeting, St. David’s Episcopal Church – Morgantown, Wednesday 12 noon, Open, varying formats
Staying in the Now, Plainfield Friends Church, Thursday 7PM, Open, Big Book
Thursday 12 & 12, Greenwood United Methodist Church, Thursday 11:30AM, Open, Literature
August 2024 Meeting Directories Booklets are here! Call to place your order.
*Central Office is now open from 10:30 am – Noon on Intergroup Meeting Days*
The Online Meetings Directory is now located at the bottom of the Home page. Scroll down and click the blue ‘Online Meetings Directory’ button for information. We do not update or have information about online meetings, other than what is listed in our Meetings directory.
7th Tradition Contributions
* 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*The Little Green Can has met it’s Threshold! Thank you for your Contributions!*
We ask that groups stop collecting for the Little Green Can at this time. We will update you when we are collecting again.
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
Monthly Intergroup Meeting
Sunday, December 8th, 2024
This months meeting will be at the UAW Shelter House
2320 S Tibbs Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46241
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 the Intergroup monthly meeting or at the Central Office.
*There is lots to be a part of – Be sure to check the Events page!*
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!
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 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.
Contact: Marni or KT at tas@indyaa.org
Archives Committee
Audio Archives available under the ‘Resources’ tab – check it out! Looking for a service opportunity that will leave you saying, “That’s COOL…” ? Volunteers needed to help with Indianapolis Archives.
Contact: Charlie M. or Kathleen G. 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. Contact Ann D. or 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 needed at some facilities. Contact Dylan T. or Eric K. at treatment@indyaa.org
Development Committee
Volunteers are needed to attend meetings without Intergroup Reps. Guides & Flyers are available. Contact: David A. or Matt F. at development@indyaa.org
*Sign up for Service work with ANY committee by scanning the QR Code below!
Subscribe to Indianapolis Sheets Of Sobriety
SOS Archive (Previous Editions)
Co-Chair needed – contact sos@indyaa.org to help!
SOS needs to hear your experience, strength & hope! Send your thoughts or story to sos@indyaa.org
Resources
Alcoholics Anonymous
is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A. A. membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. A. A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety. read more…
Is A.A. For You?
Twelve questions only you can answer.
Take the quiz now
Is there an Alcoholic in your life?
Video History of A.A. in Indianapolis
Meeting Guide
About Meeting Guide
Meeting Guide syncs with area, district, intergroup/central offices and international general service office websites, relaying meeting information from more than 400 A.A. service entities directly to the app. Over 100,000 weekly meetings are currently listed, and the information is refreshed twice daily.
Meeting Guide features
- Listing of both in-person and online meetings
- A default view that provides a list of meetings showing time, location and meeting name
- A meeting detail view that offers extra information such as meeting format and any notes provided by the group
- A search function to find meetings by location or keyword
- A daily quote feature lets users read from “Daily Reflections”
- Multiple access points that make finding local A.A. contact information easy
- A news feature with the latest from the General Service Office and Grapevine
Meeting Guide is a free-of-charge meeting finder app.
The app helps people find A.A. meetings and resources near them. A.A. service entities provide the meeting data for the app. Meeting Guide is available for iOS and Android smartphones.
