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Monthly Meeting of Intergroup Reps (IGRs)

February 2025 Intergroup Meeting

Wednesday, February 12th,  6 pm. 

Easton Church of the Brethren

412 S. Harrison St, Easton, MD 21601
 

We meet in person AND online on Zoom:

Zoom direct link

https://zoom.us/j/3183487204?pwd=UTByVGp4bWtER21XL2YvYTVldHVZQT09

 

Manual login:

Meeting ID - 318 348 7204

Password - 991005

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December 2024 Reports

Click on links to obtain/download reports

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MSIG Approved Budget for fiscal year 2024-25

Summary of Motions​

Current By-Laws as of Feb. 2022

Current Operating Guidelines as of Feb. 2022

Disbursement Request Form (Expense Reimbursement)

 

Are you interested in volunteering on one of our committees? Please complete this form and we will contact you.

GROUP CONTRIBUTIONS
Please mail your group contributions to Midshore Intergroup, P.O. Box 643, Easton MD 21601-8911
It is suggested that group treasurers follow the "60/30/10 plan" as a guide.
Please print this document!
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WHAT IS INTERGROUP?
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We are actively seeking AA members to participate in the monthly MSIG meetings. Please join us In-Person on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 6:00 p.m.  (details listed above).

What Intergroup does:

  • Keeps a local office open to answer phones or walk-in requests for help

  • Distributes up-to-date lists of A. A. meetings

  • Stocks and sells A. A. literature

  • Coordinates efforts between local groups to carry the message

  • Serves as a vital link between local members and A. A. General Services.

  • Organizes committees such as Corrections, Treatment, Activities and Finance.

 

How does it work?

  • Representatives from local groups meet monthly to discuss ideas and ways to carry the AA message to those in recovery and who are still suffering in the community.

  • Events and activities are organized, literature purchased and distributed, meetings organized in treatment centers and correctional facilities.  

  • Recovering AA members provide hours of service to "give back" for what they have been given in AA. For many members, service work has saved their lives.

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