Eye Opener Group
Punta Gorda FL · District 5 · Area 15
When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help,
I want the hand of A.A. always to be there.
And for that: I am responsible.
Meeting in person 8a Monday - SaturdayMeeting Guide
Meeting Schedule (8a Eastern)
Monday: Beginner/Newcomer/Literature: Living Sober
Tuesday: Open Discussion
Wednesday: Literature: Twelve Steps & Twelve Traditions (1st Wednesday: Tradition)
Thursday: Open Discussion (Last Thursday: Anniversary Speakers)
Friday: Open Discussion
Saturday: Literature: Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book)
Newcomer Information
Below are links to A.A. literature that will help you learn more about Alcoholics Anonymous:
Meetings
Who Can I Call?
Local 24-Hour A.A. Hotline for Charlotte/Desoto/Sarasota Counties: A.A. Hotline: 941-426-7723
Literature (Read & Listen Free)
Online Bookstore
Related Websites & Info
Extra Readings
Fourth Step Workshop
Seventh Tradition :: Online & Mail-In Contribution Info
You can submit a contribution to any of the AA organizations listed below:
Eye Opener Group (Punta Gorda)In-Person Meeting Monday-Saturday Intergroup Service Committee District 513325 Tamiami Trail, Unit ANorth Port, FL 34287Email: intergroup@aanorthport.org Website: http://aanorthport.org Intergroup: Click here to contribute online
District 5 General ServiceP.O. Box 7356North Port, FL 34290-0356Website: http://aadistrict5.org
Area 15 Treasurer Panel 71 P.O. Box 590835Fort Lauderdale, FL 33359-0835Website: http://area15aa.org
General Service OfficeMake checks payable to “General Service Board” P.O. Box 2407James A. Farley StationNew York, NY 10116-2407Eye Opener Group (Punta Gorda) (Group #000103738)Contribute online at contribution.aa.org
The Seventh Tradition states that Alcoholics Anonymous is self-supporting through our own contributions. The contributions help to cover the group’s expenses. But the Seventh Tradition is more than simply paying for rent and other group expenses. It is both a privilege and a responsibility of individual groups and members to ensure that our organization, at every level, remains forever self-supporting and free of outside influences that might divert us from our primary purpose.
The monetary amount of each contribution is secondary to the spiritual connection that joins us in unity with A.A. groups around the world.
Service Material from General Service Office 50M–07/18 (GP) F-42
The A.A. groups themselves ought to be fully supported by the voluntary contributions of their own members.
We think that each group should soon achieve this ideal; that any public solicitation of funds using the name of Alcoholics Anonymous is highly dangerous, whether by groups, clubs, hospitals, or other outside agencies; that acceptance of large gifts from any source, or of contributions carrying any obligation whatever, is unwise.
- from the Long Form of Tradition Seven