Seniors in AA
Senior members have their own challenges as they grow older in AA, and many subsequently had a rough year due to COVID-19 pandemic. Isolation, grief, loss, health concerns, getting sober later in life, and difficulties with technology were on the rise for many. The GRAPEVINE has many great stories this month [August].
Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
In the powerful collection of stories from AA Grapevine, old-timers share their wealth of experiences of staying sober for many years through good times and bad. For more information, visit aagrapevine.org/books
Grapevine Quote
An old-timer spoke about the danger of becoming complacent and explained the need for the Steps in her life. "The way I see it, she said, might have gotten the money off my back, but the circus is still in town."

- September 2005 AA Grapevine
Help Wanted!
 Need 3 more Volunteers at Central Office
603 Marina Blvd, Bullhead City, AZ
Central Office is looking for 3 more volunteers to help assist keeping the office open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 5 PM. The work will consist of answering the phone, occasionally selling items, or even giving someone information. Currently, training is happening for Tuesday and soon the office will be open Tuesday from 9am to 5PM. Still looking for more help on Thursdays.

It is only 2 hours a week. Please cask for either Ginny or Roxanne at
(928) 763-4499
Sub District 09-903
Treatment Committee Report July 2021

The Treatment Committee had 12 people in attendance. Elected a Co-Chair Geri B, Recording Secretary Debra C and 5 panel Chairs. Workbook kits have been received. The Committee needs Officers and Volunteers to chair panels in treatment facilities and members willing to share their stories. The Committee meets the 2nd Wednesday of the Month. The next meeting is September 8, 2021. Email Mike sunseacure@gmail.com
 Name That Theme: 2025 International Convention

Time seems to fly so quickly, yet there is so much to look forward to especially as we begin to imagine themes for the 2025 International Convention celebration of AA’s 90th Anniversary in Vancouver, B.C., on July 3-6, 2025! Your creative ideas are vital and will be presented to and selected by the Trustees’ International Conventions/Regional Forums Committee. With the October 15, 2021, deadline right around the corner we ask you to quickly forward your ideas.

Here is a flashback of previous International Convention themes:
  • 1965 “I Am Responsible”
  • 1970 “Unity”
  • 1975 “Let It Begin with Me”
  • 1980 “The Joy of Living”
  • 1985 “Fifty Years with Gratitude”.
  • 1990 “Fifty-Five Years — One Day at a Time”
  • 1995 “A.A. Everywhere — Anywhere”
  • 2000 “Pass It on – Into the 21st Century”
  • 2005 “I Am Responsible”;
  • 2010 “A Vision for You”
  • 2015 “80 Years — Happy, Joyous and Free”
  • 2020 “Love and Tolerance is Our Code.”

Send your ideas to: International Conventions Assignment, P.O. Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163, or email. We look forward to hearing from you.
River Roundup 2022 Update

Registration will soon be online for the January 6-8, 2022 River Roundup

  • Events
  • BINGO
  • Bob Perkell's One Man Recovery Show
  • Golf
  • Bowling
  • Speakers
  • Dinners

Discounted accommodations available at Don Laughlin's Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino in Laughlin, Nevada
UPCOMING EVENTS
Save the Date!

25th Annual WISH Retreat
Women In Spiritual Healing
Hualapai Mountain Park, Kingman, AZ
October 8-10, 2021

"Give yourself permission to shine" - presented by Anne H.

Lodging is limited to 40 registrations
Deadline: September 15, 2021
COST: $200 per person



Miracle on The River
33rd Annual Lake Havasu City River Roundup
 
"More Will Be Revealed"
October 29-31, 2021
 
With Al-Anon Participation
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Halloween Costume Party

October 30, 2021
1593 Lipan Methodist Church
5:30pm - 8:30pm

  • Cost $10 per person
  • Dinner with lasagna, salad, garlic bread, dessert!
  • Games!... Sobriety BINGO
  • Music!
  • Gift Basket Raffle!
  • Prizes for best costume: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20
Arizona Area 03 Election Assembly

November 20-21, 2021
Hosted by District 14
6th Annual Hispanic Women in AA Workshop

Hosted by Area 03
December 4, 2021

3220 Fair Lane, Tempe, AZ 85282
480-294-5841 0r 520-979-7705
Young & Sober
Grapevine has a collection of stories about the joys and challenges of getting sober at an early age. AA members talked about recognizing their disease even though their drinking may have only lasted a few years. Written by members who got sober in their teens, 20's and 30's, the articles in this book are about growing up young in AA. Finding ways to connect when feeling different, getting involved in service and learning how to live a sober life joyously.
List of Groups & 7th Traditions Year to date 2021
  • Big Book Study Workshop $50.00
  • 3 Legacies Group $25.00
  • Drunken Donuts Group $310.00
  • Freedom & Joy Group $100.00
  • Candy Meeting Group $90.00
  • Couples in Sobriety Group $160.00
  • Top of The Hill Group $250.00 plus Faithful Fiver $105
  • Meadview Group
  • Four Horsemen Group $304.20
  • Bullhead Women's Group $73.00
  • Friday Nite Live Group $559.15
  • Golden Slippers $104.00
  • Laughlin Group $350.00
  • Good AS IT GETS $400.00
  • Friends of Bill W $150.00
  • Freedom and Joy group $150.00
  • Emotional Sobriety
  • Back to Basics Group
  • Marina Group $3675.00
  • Share Group $158.00
  • Sun Group $3575.00
  • Sober on the Mount Group $100.00
  • Up the River without a Paddle $100.00
  • Patio Group
  • Pass it On Group
  • Cone Mtn Newcomer Group $155.00
  • Surrender Group
  • Sunday Nite 12X12 Group $79.20
  • Wed Nite Men's Stag Group $225.00
  • Needles Desert Group $100.00
RCCO-AA BUSINESS HOURS
  • Tuesday and Thursday 10am-3pm
  • Wednesday 10am-5:00PM

We're looking for more 3 volunteers to extend the office hours and days.
Central Office Activity
Recap of August 2021 no meeting will happen in September
Meetings at Central Office:
  • Intergroup Meeting Second Monday @ 6:30 PM
  • Dist. 09-903 Business Meeting 3rd Monday @ 6:00 PM
  • River Roundup 3 Saturday of the Month @ 9:30 AM
  • Treatment Committee 2nd Wednesday of the Month @ 5:00PM