Responsible for gathering and preserving archival material and historical information. Our archivist maintains a beautiful display at our office, and exhibits many of these artifacts at local AA events. Also helps local groups research their group’s history, and records the stories of local AA long-timers. Liaisons with the SENY Archives committee and other archive committees in Area 49.
Responsible for exploring, developing, and offering resources to alcoholics with significant barriers to receiving the Alcoholics Anonymous message and to participating in our program of recovery. Works to ensure that A.A. is available to all alcoholics who reach out for it by encouraging groups to share info about their meeting space.
Responsible for building and maintaining relationships with local professionals who may encounter alcoholics as part of their profession. Our CPC committee ensures that these professionals have accurate information about what AA does and does not do, as well as resources to easily provide referrals to AA.
Responsible for helping local AAs carry our message of hope behind the walls of correctional facilities. This includes coordinating speakers and AA literature for “inside” meetings, helping soon-to-be-released alcoholics get to their first meeting in Nassau County, and connecting local AA members with GSO’s Corrections Correspondence Service.
Responsible for regular oversight of Nassau Intergroup’s financial practices, ensuring that the dollars that go in the AA basket are used for AA purposes, and that these spiritual assets flow in a manner that is consistent with AA Traditions, Intergroup policies, and local/state/federal laws.
Responsible for helping local AAs carry our message of hope into local treatment, detox and related facilities. This includes coordinating speakers and AA literature for regular meetings, helping soon-to-be-released alcoholics get to their first meeting in Nassau County, and responding to Bridging the Gap requests for people returning to Nassau County.
Responsible for managing the inventory and distribution of AA literature to local groups and individuals. This includes ensuring a sufficient supply of books, pamphlets, and other materials. The chair may also handle sales transactions during meetings and events. Their role is crucial in providing resources and promoting awareness of AA literature.
Responsible for receiving and compiling up-to-date meeting schedule and pertinent information from groups within the county. Ensuring the availability and distribution of the meeting list to members, newcomers, and other interested individuals.