# AA District 5 - Southwest Florida

> Arcadia, Boca Grande, Englewood, Fort Ogden, Grove City, Nokomis, Port Charlotte, North Port, Punta Gorda, Englewood , Venice, Warm Mineral Springs


## Pages

- [Accessibilities Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=347545): If you are interested in becoming an active member of the District 5 Accessibilities Committee or are interested in what we do, please send an email to accessibility@aadistrict5.org. Mission: The Accessibilities Committee explores, develops, and offers resources to alcoholics who have significant barriers to receiving the Alcoholics Anonymous message and participating in our program of recovery. We want A.A. to be available to all alcoholics who reach out for it. ACCESSIBILITIES CHECKLIST FOR MEETINGS AND GROUPS How accessible is your in-person meeting? Click Accessibilities Checklist to find out how to reduce the physically-based access barriers that a person may encounter
- [Contact Form - Treasurer](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=347521)
- [District 5 Treasurer Legacy of Service](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=347494): email: treasurer@aadistrict5.org Qualifications: A minimum of 3 years’ continuous sobriety (M330) 2 years’ service as a GSR (in any District) (M330) A minimum of 12 months’ service as a member of District 5 General Service Committee (M330)  Scope and Procedure: Accountable for all District monies received and distributed. Makes bank deposits and pays District expenses that are budgeted and approved. Assists Finance Committee in budget process. Maintains record of all contributions and expenditures.(M330) Sends Letters of Appreciation for 7th Tradition Contributions to all groups.(M242) Reconciles checking account on monthly basis using District 5’s QuickBooks software.(M360,361) E-mails Treasurers report to District
- [Literature Monthly Committee Reports](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=347478)
- [No Info Yet](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=347364)
- [Contact Form - Grapevine Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=347253): Welcome!
- [Grapevine Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=347242): The Grapevine Committee informs the Fellowship of our “meeting in print” with information about literature and resources available through aagrapevine.org. The Committee also maintains a Grapevine display for District and home group events. All are invited to join. The Carry the Message Project:https://www.aagrapevine.org/carry-the-message Subscribe to the Grapevine:https://www.aagrapevine.org/store/grapevine-subscriptions PRINTABLE HANDOUTS AND FLYERS:Use at Meetings, Events & Your Group’s Grapevine Display Become a Grapevine Rep FlyerCarry the Message FlyerGuidelines for Contributing to AA GrapevineGrapevine Editorial Policy Contact the Grapevine Committee Legacy of Service for the District 5 Grapevine Committee COMPOSITION: Any District 5 AA member is eligible to become a member of
- [Meeting Date Changed for August](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=347201): PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD! Due to a scheduling conflict, this month’s GSR Sharing Session and District 5 Business Meeting will take place on August 27th instead of August 20th at St. Nathaniel’s Episcopal Church in North Port. As usual, GSR Sharing begins at 6 p.m. and the Business Meeting begins at 7 p.m. (This change was necessary since our normal meeting day falls on Election Day and St. Nathaniel’s is the polling place for 2 precincts.)
- [Contact Form - Bridging the Gap](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=347031)
- [Contact Form - Literature Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346945)
- [Contact Form - DCM](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346934)
- [Contact Form - Accessibilities Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346925)
- [Contact Form - Finance Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346913)
- [Contact Form - Archives Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346889)
- [Contact Form - Volunteer for Service](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346885)
- [District 5 Business Documents](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346794): District MinutesGSR FormsDistrict InventoriesArea 15 Delegates ReportIs Your Meeting Place Wheelchair Accessible?Literature Monthly Committee Reports SOUTH FLORIDA AREA 15 GENERAL SERVICE ASSEMBLY October 3-5, 2025 Registrar Forms New Group form Printable form (English)Printable form (Spanish)Electronic form (English)Fillable form (Spanish) Group Change form Printable form (English)Printable form (Spanish)Electronic form (English)Fillable form (Spanish) District Position Change form Printable form (English)Printable form (Spanish)Electronic form (English)Fillable form (Spanish) The above forms are available here for your use. Please fill out the appropriate form (New Group if you are seeking a group number from the General Service Office; Group Change if your group has a new General Service
- [Contact Form - PI/CPC Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346749)
- [Business Documents](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346712)
- [Current Practices Documents](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346708): This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password:
- [AA District 5 Website Changelog](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346491): The format used for the Changelogs is Notepad. This format saves space in the Media Library Changelog for 10-1-2024Changelog-for-6-27-2024Changelog for 5-12-2024Changelog-for-5-7-2024Changelog for 4-25-2024Changelog for 4-18-2024Changelog for 4-16-2024Changelog for 3-27-2024Changelog for 3-17-2024Changelog for 3-16-2024Changelog for 3-15-2024Changelog for 3-1-2024Changelog for 2-23-2024Changelog for 2-20-2024Changelog for 1-29-2024Changelog for 1-22-2024Changelog for 1-7-2024 Changelog for 12-27-23Changelog for 12-22-23Changelog for 12-11-23Changelog for 12-9-23Changelog for 12-8-23Changelog for 12-1-23Changelog for 11-28-23Changelog for 11-17-23
- [GSR Forms](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346482): This downloads 5 pages in Microsoft Word format so GSRs have a form and a guide to filling the form out. Includes ‘TIPS FOR CREATING A GSR REPORT USING THE GSR TEMPLATE’
- [Contact Form - Treatment Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346411)
- [Contact Form - Current Practices Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346343)
- [Contact Form - Corrections Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346308)
- [Contact Form - Website Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346204): This Contact form does not allow attachments. If you have a Flyer or Info you want to post to the website say ‘I want a Flyer posted’ in the message. When I receive the message I’ll contact you with an email where you can send me the flyer to post. The free version of Adobe Express is a good choice for making flyers. When downloading the flyer that you want to be posted, please use the .PNG or .JPEG format. It makes it easier to post to the website. If you are interested in working with me on the website,
- [New Meetings](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=346105): NEW MEETINGS IN AA DISTRICT 5
- [Committees](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=344931)
- [Area 15 Quarterlies Hosted by District 5](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=344795): District 5 is excited to be hosting the January 2023 Quarterly in Sarasota on January 13, 14 and 15 of 2023. It’s lots of fun and a great opportunity to give back to AA! District 5 AA members, if you’d like to volunteer to help with Registration, Greeting, Hospitality, etc., please click here to find out more information about the Quarterly and to sign-up to volunteer. January 2023 Quarterly Hosting Committee Meeting Minutes: August 2022 Minutes July 2022 Minutes June 2022 Minutes May 2022 Minutes January 2022 Quarterly Hosting Committee Meeting Minutes: December 2021 Minutes December 2021 Minutes November 2021
- [Zoom](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=344767): Just click below to Join the current Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85966508246 _______________This ID could change each month______________________________________________ If you’re having trouble signing on: detailed information is listed below: Meeting ID: 85966508246 Dial by your location +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago) +1 929 205 6099 US (New York) +1 253 215 8782 US +1 301 715 8592 US +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston) +1 669 900 6833 US (San Jose) Meeting ID: 851 4038 4528 Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kdYKYF5TOS Diane Poole is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: District5 Monthly Business Meeting May 19 6pm Time: May
- [AA Books, Pamphlets and Newsletters](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=344439): Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book 12 & 12 Daily Reflections Grapevine Living Sober AA Pamphlets – All publications AA Big Book Audio Version AA 12 steps & 12 Traditions Audio Version Living Sober Audio Version Read / Sign Up for Newsletters at GSO Box 4-5-9 About AA Sharing From Behind the Walls
- [What does a GSR do?](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=344317): Click here to open GSR Phamplet Click here to open GSR Orientation Document Click here to open a GSR Bootcamp Presentation created by District 4 (then select Start Slide Show)
- [Treatment Facilities](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=343873): TREATMENT needs help carrying the message into the treatment facilities.  Treatment Committee meets every other month on the 2nd Wednesday of the month, 6-7pm at the Intergroup/Central Office at 13325 Tamiami Trail in North Port. The next meeting is December 13, 2023. For additional information Click here: treatment@aadistrict5.org  to send an email. Legacy of Service for the District 5 Treatment Facilities Committee COMPOSITION:All members of the Committee are District 5 General Service Group members and there can be more than one member per Group. All District 5 AA’s are welcome who have 6 months continuous sobriety and approval of their sponsor. The Chairperson
- [Join the Corrections Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=341526): HOW CAN YOU HELP?JOIN OUR CORRECTIONS COMMITTEE! JAIL OR PRISON MEETING COMMITMENTSCarry the message to the inside. Our Corrections Committee provides an exceptionally valuable service to our community by bringing the AA message to incarcerated individuals and groups.   Help us carry our experience strength and hope to: Before being admitted to a corrections facility, AA members are required to apply for eligibility for the County Jail or State Prison; each has its own application process .  Please click on the links above for appropriate application forms.  For more information on service commitments or for applications to volunteer, please email: corrections@aadistrict5.org
- [Meeting List Mobile App!](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=328420): Download the Meeting Guide app! You’ll be amazed before you are halfway through…   A free mobile app for iOS and Android. Designed to be simple, fast, and help you find AA meetings wherever you are.  More locally, the Meeting Guide shows where and when you can find a meeting and it even shows the distance to the meeting. Very cool!  Click on the meeting for all the meeting details as shown on the District 5 website.  Click on Directions to open you favorite map with driving and walking directions!  Another click to send an e-mail or text to invite a friend.  Or
- [Area 15 Delegates Report](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=326225): This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password:
- [District Inventories](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=187039): These documents are for private use only and should not be shared outside the fellowship.  Please keep in mind that while we are attempting to serve the district with transparency and a spirit of openness, this information should be safeguarded to maintain privacy and anonymity. Thanks to everyone who helped in the District 5 Inventory process. We sought to take stock of how well our District 5 General Service Committee serves its groups. As in any fact-finding mission, we identified some strengths and weaknesses and gathered many different comments and opinions to help us report back to you. Please click
- [Submit Your Group Events](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=1841): Does your group have an upcoming event? Publish your event on the website calendar! Email us at website@aadistrict5.org OR Submit the form below so we can help spread the word! [bestwebsoft_contact_form] Of course, we rely on some AA Traditions to help ensure we carry the message appropriately. Regarding events, we generally want to avoid promoting any individual or outside enterprise. If you use an e-mail address as a contact, it’s good practice to use an e-mail that will not compromise anyone’s anonymity (e.g. bob12345@gmail.com is better that DrRobertSmith@StThomasHospital.com). Need help with a flyer? Download a template! Group Anniversary? Picnic? Maybe
- [Special Events](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=1786): Please send an email and/or flyer to website@aadistrict5.org if you would like your event posted on this page. GUIDELINES: If your group is having an event (anniversary, ice cream social, service workshop, etc.), we will be happy to post it on this page, provided it complies with AA’s 12 Traditions. Many other events which are centered on enjoying life in sobriety are handled by the local Intergroup office, whose website is aanorthport.org.   (Please be aware that some events and activities on other websites may not comply with AA Traditions, and AA is not affiliated with any outside entities.  Links
- [District 5 General Service](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=1655): Download our District 5 GSR Orientation Booklet DISTRICT 5 MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETINGS 7:00 PM on 3rd TUESDAY of each month – see calendar for location GSR SHARING SESSION BEGINS AT 6:00 PM (The GSR Sharing Sessions typically serve to help GSRs, and prospective  volunteers to learn from shared experiences and best practices.)  Please join us to learn more at our next meeting!  All AA members are welcome! Click here for District 5 Monthly Business Meeting minutes.  (Note that the minutes are password protected.  Please contact your group GSR, email one of the District 5 Officers, or email the District 5 Webchair
- [AA General Services Overview](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=1524): ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS GENERAL SERVICE ORGANIZATION   YOUR VOICE IS IMPORTANT Throughout the world, individuals like you help AA Groups carry the message of AA’s 12 Steps to sick and suffering alcoholics, offering hope, help, and a new way of life.  For those interested in learning how the message of each individual in each AA group has a direct voice on the direction of AA as a whole, the AA General Service Organization (GSO) has almost limitless opportunities for service. In our vicinity alone, the voice of each individual is carried into the GSO structure regularly in any of the following
- [Volunteering on a District Committee](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=982): District 5’s Committees have guidelines that help each committee define and implement procedures that assist in effective meetings, programs and schedules for the benefit of the AA fellowship. To learn more about a specific committee’s Composition, Scope and Procedures, click on the committee of your choice in the drop down menu under COMMITTEES.  To learn more about serving on one of the committees, please submit a request below, or come to a committee meeting. Each of the District 5 Service Committees encourage AA members to learn more about the invaluable service of their respective committee.  There are many ways to share
- [District 5 Meetings](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=979): Meetings are an essential part of the Alcoholics Anonymous program of recovery. They allow people a chance to come together to share their experience, strength and hope with one another to overcome their common problem of alcoholism. Meetings in District 5 are listed at: www.aanorthport.org/meetings The Difference Between Open and Closed Meetings There are  two types of meetings: CLOSED meetings are for those who have a desire to stop drinking. Closed meetings are usually indicated with a “C” on meeting lists; for example CSSD indicates a closed step-study discussion meeting. All are welcome to attend OPEN meetings. Open meetings are
- [12 Steps & 12 Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=874): THE TWELVE STEPS OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 1. We admitted we were powerless over alcohol—that our lives had become unmanageable. 2. Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity. 3. Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him. 4. Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves. 5. Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs. 6. Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character. 7. Humbly asked Him to remove our
- [Corrections Service Info](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=866): HOW CAN YOU HELP? JOIN OUR CORRECTIONS COMMITTEE! JAIL OR PRISON MEETING COMMITMENTS Carry the message to the inside. Our Corrections Committee provides an exceptionally valuable service to our community by bringing the AA message to incarcerated individuals and groups.   Help us carry our experience strength and hope to: Charlotte County Sheriff’s Dept: County Jail, Punta Gorda, FL FL State Prison: Charlotte Correctional Institution, Punta Gorda FL Before being admitted to a corrections facility, AA members are required to apply for eligibility. For more information on service commitments or for applications to volunteer, please email: corrections@aadistrict5.org BRIDGING THE GAP Connect with AA’s
- [Bridging the Gap](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=860): “Bridging the Gap” is a temporary contact program offered by Alcoholics Anonymous to persons leaving treatment and re-entering the community. This program assists clients who request help finding meetings and rides, making the transition from treatment to the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous easier- thereby ‘bridging the gap’ between treatment and recovery in their community. A local AA member will volunteer to contact a patient on his/her discharge date or shortly thereafter to help him/her find local meetings and start building a support group. See the “Bridging the Gap” Pamphlet for a more detailed explanation. Contact Form – Bridging the Gap
- [Treatment Calendar](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=832)
- [Current Practices Documents](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=714): This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password:
- [District 5 General Service Meeting Minutes](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=623):   2025 2025 November Minutes 2025 October Minutes 2025 September Minutes 2025 August Minutes 2025 July Minutes 2025 June Minutes 2025 May Minutes 2025 April Minutes 2025 February Minutes  2025 January Minutes 20242024 December Minutes2024 November Minutes—District 5 Inventory Notes—District 5 Inventory Suggested Improvements—Proposed 2025 District 5 Budget—Proposed 2025 Area 15 Budget 2024 October Minutes2024 September Minutes2024 August Minutes—– Literature Related Report Back2024 July Minutes2024 June Minutes—– Roberts Rules of Order – AA Edition—– Voting for the Area 15 Alternate Delegate at the Area 15 Sunday, July 14, 2024 meeting2024 May Minutes2024 April Minutes2024 March Meeting2024 February Minutes       
- [Intergroup Historys](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=108): Available archived records for the Grapevine: Grapevine 1Grapevine 2Big Book Printings12 & 12 (Steps & Traditions) Printings These links are Adobe Reader (.pdf) files.  If you do not have Adobe Reader loaded on your computer you won’t have the capability of opening these records.  The Adobe Reader download is free.   We would like to remind you of our ‘”affiliation” disclaimer when connecting to an outside link (sidebar column on the right side of this page).    
- [Group Histories](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=97): CAN DO GROUP THE LUNCH BUNCH EARLY BIRD GROUP FRIDAY NIGHT MENS STAG GROUP I AM RESPONSIBLE GROUP JOY IN THE JOURNEY KEEP IT SIMPLE GROUP NEW DAY WOMENS GROUP NITTY GRITTY WOMENS GROUP PROGRESS GROUP  SECOND TRADITION GROUP SPONSOR – SPONSEE GROUP WOMENS’ BUTTERFLY GROUP WINGS  WELCOME HOME GROUP  WEDNESDAY BEGINNERS STEP GROUP  TUES-THUR STUDY GROUP  TUESDAY STEP AND TRADITION  TIME GROUP  THURSDAY NIGHT GROUP  THURSDAY BEGINNERS STEP GROUP  SUNDAY RECOVERY GROUP  WOMENS STEP GROUP  SPONSOR – SPONSEE GROUP  SECOND TRADITION GROUP  RIALTO GROUP  HAPPY HOUR GROUP GRATITUDE GROUP   
- [DCM](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=95): The DCM Committee is comprised of all the District Committee members representing the groups in District 5. If you are interested in information about what we do, please feel free to send email to the District 5 chairperson at chairperson@aadistrict5.org COMPOSITION:  The DCM Committee is composed of a Chairperson, who through Current Practice, is the District 5 Alternate District Chairperson, and up to twelve District Committee Members and up to twelve Alternate District Committee Members  (The current formula used to determine the number of DCM and Alternates is one DCM to every eight Groups in District 5)  SCOPE:  To provide
- [DCM & GSR](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=93): GSR – General Service Representative Welcome new GSRs.  We are glad you are taking a step into service. We invite all GSRs to the monthly GSR Sharing Session beginning at 6:00 PM prior to the District 5 business meeting.  Here you can gather information which will help you to carry the message and understand your role as a GSR.   The District 5 business meeting is held the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM – See calendar for meeting location. GSR Orientation Packet Click here to view the District 5 GSR Orientation Packet Click here to view a GSR
- [Accessibilities](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=89): Online Schedule for DODA groups and the Deaf Alcoholic  Online ASL Meetings for the Deaf Alcoholic Click above for details of the meetings. Please email the Accessibilities Committee at specialneeds@aadistrict5.org if you still have questions. Thank you. ACCESSIBILITIES CHECKLIST FOR MEETINGS AND GROUPS The purpose of the Accessibilities Committee is to carry the message of Alcoholics Anonymous to those who are blind or visually impaired; deaf or hard of hearing; chronically ill or home bound, and those who are developmentally disabled.  If you are interested in becoming an active member of the Accessibilities Committee or are interested in information about what we do, please
- [Public Information... - PI/CPC](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=87): Public Information / Cooperation with the Professional Community The PI/CPC Committee is actively seeking AA members to help us get the word out to alcoholics who are still suffering about our program of recovery. If you are interested in becoming an active member of the PI/CPC Committee or are interested in what we do, please feel free to contact us using the link below. Contact the PI/CPC Committee   Public Information/Cooperation with the Professional Community Committee (PI/CPC) Goals of the District 5 PI/CPC Committee: Our Twelfth Step — carrying the message to the alcoholic who still suffers — is the basis
- [Literature](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=85): If you are interested in joining the Literature Committee or if you have questions, please email us at literature@aadistrict5.org. For monthly Literature Committee meeting time and place, please see the D5 calendar listings on this website. BASIC LITERATURE COMMITTEE FUNCTIONS See A.A.® Guidelines Literature Committees      Click here to start reading or listening to the Big Book and Twelve and Twelve.      Click here for a list of all pamphlets. You can read each pamphlet online.      Click here for an online digital catalog of Conference-approved literature.      Does Your Group Have a Literature Representative? If
- [Archives](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=83): Alcoholics Anonymous District 5 Archives Committee’s mission of service is to receive, classify and index all relevant material, including but not limited to, administrative files and records, correspondence, and literary and artifactual works considered to have historical import to Alcoholics Anonymous. To hold and preserve such material, making access possible, as determined by the present archivist in consultation with the Archives committee, to members of Alcoholics Anonymous, and those of the public who may have a valid need to review said material, such access to be provided with a mindful view toward the anonymity of our members. The committee meets
- [Meeting in Your Pocket](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=81): Need an instant meeting? Here’s a list of documents and a few helpful links. You will have to bring your own coffee. AA Grapevine Daily Reflections 12 Traditions Preamble New Preamble How it Works GSR Preamble The Promises
- [Corrections](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=79): Legacy of Service for the District 5 Corrections Committee   COMPOSITION: All AA Group Corrections Committee representatives and AA members who attend prison and jail meetings are members. They need only be willing to stay sober, carry the message of AA and have at least one year of continuous sobriety.  The Committee Chairperson, Alternative Chairperson and Treasurer are elected from Committee members, by Committee members, for two-year terms, and are presented at District 5 General Service business meeting for approval. The Chairperson (or the Alternate) is responsible for attending all District 5 and Area 15 business meetings. The Chairperson (or the
- [Website](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=77): Website Committee Alcoholics Anonymous District 5 Website Committee’s mission of service is to carry the message of Alcoholics Anonymous through the electronic media of the Internet. Legacy of Service for the District 5 Website Committee COMPOSITION: The District 5 Website Committee shall be comprised of: In the spirit of rotation, the webchair shall serve for a term of two years and shall provide a report to District 5 at the monthly business meeting.The webchair shall be funded one nights’ lodging for attendance at the Area quarterly in accordance with the Book of Current Practices.The budget for the Website committee is set
- [Current Practices](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=75): If you are interested in becoming an active member of the Current Practices Committee or are interested in information about what we do, please feel free to email us at currentpractices@aadistrict5.org. Legacy of Service for the District 5 Current Practices Committee COMPOSITION: Chairperson may make motions for consideration at monthly District 5 meetings. SCOPE: PROCEDURE:
- [Finance](https://aadistrict5.org/?page_id=73): If you are interested in becoming an active member of the Finance Committee or are interested in information about what we do, please feel free to send email to finance@aadistrict5.org. Legacy of Service for the District 5 Finance Committee COMPOSITION: The Chairperson of the Finance Committee is the immediate past District Treasurer. The Committee consists of the current District Treasurer and any A.A. member(s) willing to serve. The District Chairperson is an ex-officio member of this Committee. SCOPE: Compares expenditures to budget and/or prior year income and expenses. Reviews un-budgeted requests for funds for Trusted Servants and Standing Committees. Receives
- [HOME](https://aadistrict5.org/): View from the Pavilion, Sunday Morning, 8:00 am Inner Peace Group Meeting in Punta Gorda, FL District 5 General Service CommitteeSouth Florida Area 15 District 5 is made up of 130 Groups that created the District years ago to coordinate 12th Step Work or General Service Work. Each group elects a General Service Representative (GSR) who carries the informed group conscience to District 5 meetings and links the group to AA as a whole. YOUR VOICE IS IMPORTANT Throughout the world, individuals like you help AA Groups carry the message of AA’s 12 Steps to sick and suffering alcoholics, offering


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