Intergroup
Volunteers are needed to staff the phones and for the 12th Step Call List.  
Contact Todd M at  wpintergroup@yahoo.com.
Western Piedmont Intergroup
SERVING CLEVELAND, GASTON, LINCOLN, AND RUTHERDORD COUNTIES IN NORTH CAROLINA

P.O. BOX 550097, 621 E. SECOND AVE, SUITE 11
GASTONIA, NC 28055-0097
704-865-1561
SERVICE WORK OPPORTUNITIES
CPC / PI
CPC (Cooperation with Professional Community)and PI (Public Information)
provide information about AA to individuals, media groups, government,
educational, religious, medical and other organizations.  Volunteers are
needed who would like to spread the word about the miracle of recovery
within these organizatios.  Contact Myra T. at tryanother24hrs@aol.com .
Correctional Facilities
Volunteers are needed to help carry the message into our Jails and Prison
systems.  We currently have a regularly scheduled meeting at Dallas Prison
and are working toward establishing regular meetings at Gaston County Jails.
 1 Year free of Convictions required.  Penpals are needed to communicate
with inmates with the message of recovery on the outside.  If you would like
more detailed information, please contact Pat M. @ 704-953-9493 for specific
information, times, requirements, etc.
Newsletter / Website
Volunteers are needed to help develop the new Newsletter 'THE DAILY
REPRIEVE', help develop the INTERGROUP LIBRARY, and help with
maintaining website responses and updates.  Contact Intergroup office via
e-mail if you have a desire to make a commitment in any of these areas.
Treatment Facilities
Professionals and Clients to inform them of what AA can and cannot do.  They
The Treatment Facilities Committee works with local Treatment also
coordinate and facilitate AA meetings within the facilities and provide outside
contacts to individuals upon release.
Please contact the Intergroup Office via Phone or Email if you would like to
be a part of this subcommittee startup - all positions open!
CARRYING THE MESSAGE

Invite your Doctor to an open meeting of AA (so they'll have a better idea of
what we do and what we don't do)...
Invite your Clergy / Minister to an open meeting
Invite people you already know... people who may be in a position
to refer a suffering alcoholic to AA:
Who do you know?

A policeman? A nurse?
An EMT? A Fireman?
A social worker? A Teacher?

Remember, Open meetings are for anyone who may be interested in learning
more about AA;
Make sure they know how to get in touch with AA:

704-865-1561
aa.org
wpintergroup.org

Maybe you could give them a meeting schedule and an appropriate pamphlet.
Examples include, but are not limited to
"This is AA"
"F.A.Q. about AA"
"a member of the Clergy asks about AA"
"If you are a professional"
"A brief guide to AA"
etc., etc.  All these and more are available at intergroup
And for those who prefer going online, all this is readily available at aa.org

so... who do you already know
that may be available to save someone's life
by pointing them to AA?