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Archives Committee Overview

The Archives Committee preserves the history of A.A. in Area 33 by collecting all written records and by recording interviews with A.A. members.
The committee invites groups and districts to start archives and write histories; displays the archives at the March Round Up, State Convention, workshops, and as requested.
To submit information to the Archives Committee, mail correspondence to:
General Service of Southeast Michigan-Area 33
Archives Committee
P.O. Box 2843
Southfield, MI 48037-2843
Email the Area Archives Chair at gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-706770@riahcsevihcra33aera
Email the Area Archivist at gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-19ac92@tsivihcra33aera

Tue March 26, 2024
Cooperation with Professional Community (CPC) Committee Overview
The Cooperation with the Professional Community (CPC) committee focuses on “cooperation, but not affiliation” with the professionals in the community – educators, physicians, the clergy, court officials, and others who are often in contact with alcoholics.
The committee contacts and distributes A.A. Pamphlets/ literature to the professional community as needed/requested and hosts a yearly special event for professionals.
To work on this committee or for more information, please contact gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-370481@riahccpc33aera
Tue March 26, 2024
Corrections Committee Overview
The Correctional Facilities committee brings A.A. meetings into prisons and jails to offer alcoholic inmates help to prepare for sober lives in recovery after release. Committee members also coordinate mail correspondence and set up A.A. contacts or temporary sponsors when inmates are released.
The committee collects A.A. literature for inmates and strives to educate law enforcement and correctional facilities officials regarding what the A.A. program does and does not do.
The Chair attends the quarterly Statewide Correctional Facilities Committee meeting in Lansing.
You can contact the Chair at gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-4dff72@riahcsnoitcerroc33aera
Tue March 26, 2024
Deaf Access Sub-Committee Overview
We are a group of A.A members within Area 33 who work together to coordinate A.S.L. Interpreters for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing members of A.A. Our purpose is to assist the Deaf member to gain access to the A.A. message of Recovery, Unity, and Service.
It is difficult for an individual deaf person or one group to support the financial responsibility of interpreted meetings.
Contributions of any amount are appreciated from individuals, groups, and districts. We rely on the 7th tradition of contributions ,of any amount, to support this cause.
How you can contribute: Make checks or money orders payable to D.A.C.
Area 33 D.A.C.
P.O. Box 725133
Berkley, MI 48072-9998
gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-274f87@riahcseitilibissecca33aera
586.335.2840
Tue March 26, 2024
Chairperson’s Role & Responsibilities
The Chairperson (Chair) coordinates the Area Assembly, prepares the agenda for and chairs the Area Assembly meeting, communicates with the Area committees for monthly presentations and is responsible for the rotation of districts providing Area Assembly set up and snacks (lunch). The Chair has the responsibility of contacting Committee Chairs and Area Officers who have not shown up or had contact with the Chair for three (3) consecutive months. He or she coordinates Area office usage and monitors who has keys to the office.
gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-10a8c1@nosrepriahc33aera
Tue March 26, 2024
Treasurer’s Role & Responsibilities
The Treasurer receives and deposits all group contributions, pays all bills incurred for Area 33, maintains all financial records and ledgers, maintains current IRS and legal information for non-profit status, provides a verbal and written report at the Area Assembly, and is a member of the Finance Committee. The treasurer is also responsible after his or her legacy to serve as one of the members of the Finance Committee.
gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-24a6ed@rerusaert33aera
Tue March 26, 2024
Registrar’s Role & Responsibilities
The Registrar registers new groups and communicates group changes to the General Service Office.
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Tue March 26, 2024
Secretary’s Role & Responsibilities
The Secretary handles all the correspondence for Area 33, maintains a current Area electronic mailing list, produces and emails the minutes of the Area Assembly, maintains Area 33 Officer and Committee databases, and produces bulletins (as instructed). The Secretary is also responsible for taking notes at the Officer meetings, 11:00 a.m. DCM meetings, as well as the 11:00 a.m. Area Committee meetings.
gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-48c4ca@yraterces33aera
Tue March 26, 2024
Records Secretary’s Role & Responsibilities
The Records Secretary advises the Area members on Area Guidelines policy and procedures, maintains a current Area 3 3 mailing list, gets the minutes from the printing company and mails them, and maintains an archival records library for the Area minutes and Area Workshops. He or she also serves as a back-up and support to the Area Secretary and is responsible for maintaining (printing) and updating (as instructed) the Area 33 Guidelines.
gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-2f01fa@yratercessdrocer33aera
Tue March 26, 2024
Grapevine Committee Overview
Grapevine: The Grapevine Committee familiarizes A.A. members with the Fellowship’s “Meeting in Print.” This committee always has order forms available, but cannot sell Grapevine materials, and orders displays. In addition, the committee collects old Grapevines for distribution in correctional facilities and treatment facilities. This committee also invites members to contribute articles to the Grapevine, provides a Grapevine Display at A.A. functions as requested, and encourages groups to elect a Grapevine Representative (GVR). The chair of this committee attends the quarterly Statewide Grapevine Committee meeting in Lansing.
Contact the Grapevine Chair at gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-4a3d98@riahceniveparg33aera.
Tue March 26, 2024
Professional Event (PE) Committee Overview
Professional Event Committee: This committee works in collaboration with the Public Information Committee, the CPC Committee and the Treatment Committee to plan and facilitate an annual event for the professional community.
For more information contact gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-91eec9@riahctnevelanoisseforp33aera.
Tue March 26, 2024
Treatment Committee Overview
The Treatment Facilities committee coordinates the work of individual members and groups who are interested in carrying our message of recovery to alcoholics in treatment facilities, and to set up means of “bridging the gap” from the facility to an A.A. group in the community.
The Treatment Committee is responsible for bringing a program into various treatment facilities called Bridging the Gap. The purpose of this program is to help the patient in treatment get to an A.A. meeting upon their release. Committee members answer the Bridging the Gap Hotline, help patients who do not have transportation available and they are often the first A.A. contact for a patient in treatment. As it states in the Bridging the Gap literature, it is a “first contact program.”
This program is made up of over 400 volunteers throughout the area who are willing to help alcoholics who are just getting out of treatment programs. This committee also strives to further the understanding of what A.A. does and does not do to hospital and treatment center staff.
If you wish to volunteer, please contact gro.imes-aa.gnigatsobfsctd-73367d@riahctnemtaert33aera.
Tue March 26, 2024