Make an Individual Contribution
“Carrying the message starts with each of us.”
Tradition 7 reminds us: “Every A.A. group ought to be fully self‑supporting, declining outside contributions.” ASBCO exists only because A.A. members choose to support the services that help alcoholics find recovery in the South Bay.
Why individual contributions matter
- Phones answered when someone reaches out for help
- Accurate meeting information for newcomers and groups
- A welcoming Central Office where people can walk in and ask for help
- Twelfth‑Step connections for those seeking sobriety
- Access to A.A. literature and materials, ensuring the message stays available
- Support for Intergroup, keeping groups connected and informed
ASBCO has no outside funding, no grants, and no corporate sponsors. We are supported only by A.A. members — one contribution at a time.
Your contribution is service
- The still‑suffering alcoholic can find a meeting
- Families and professionals can understand what AA is — and isn’t
- Groups have the resources they need to carry the message
- AA remains self‑supporting, spiritually grounded, and available to anyone who needs it
Give what you can, when you can
Whether it’s a one‑time gift or ongoing support, every contribution helps ASBCO fulfill its purpose: to help alcoholics find recovery through the A.A. program.