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AgendaSalt River IntergroupApril 13, 2021 Intergroup Business MeetingMission Statement: The primary purpose of the Intergroup is to make the AlcoholicsAnonymous program of recovery available and accessible to all alcoholics, and topromote unity and mutual support among all member groups.1.2.3.4.Open Meeting with Serenity Prayer4th Tradition and Tradition Checklist Reading – Megan4th Concept Reading and Concept Checklist Reading - MarilynIntroductionsa. Steering Committee:Quianna B. ChairAdrian B.Co-ChairJamesTreasurerTerry L.SecretaryCyndee R. Office ManagerRobbin B.Sr. AdvisorPaulAdvisorHolly W.AdvisorMeganAdvisorMarilynAdvisorb. New Intergroup Representatives5. Remarks and Announcements by the Chairperson- Quianna B.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.a. Just a reminder, please try to keep your Reports and or Announcements to 2-3mins totry to minimize the length of the meeting.Previous Month’s Minutes—MarchGeneral Service Liaison (Area) – Adriana. ReportTreasurer Report- Jamesa. Balance Sheet, P&L for Budget Performance, Group Contributions7th Tradition – Read “Self-Support” (Green) cardCentral Office Report- Cyndee R.a. Statistics, Volunteer Opportunitiesb. Announcementsc. Filling Cabinetd. TAS (Telephone Answering System)Event Committee Liaisons:a. 2021 AnniversaryHolly, Paul & Meganb. 2021 Summer Round-UpQuianna B., Adrian B. & Robbin B.c. 2021 SRI AlcothonTerry, Paul & MarilynOld Business: Fundraising Ad Hoc Intergroup meeting location1

AgendaSalt River Intergroup13. New Business:14. SRI Standing Committee Reporta.b.c.d.e.ArchivesPI/CPCMeeting Update CommitteeGrapevineZonypaaRosemaryTerry L.HollyMarilynMegan15. H&I- www.vwhi.orga. Kimberly16. Birthdays:17. Close2

Salt River IntergroupMonth-End ReportsApril 13, 2021 Intergroup Business Mtg.4th Tradition checklistEach group should be autonomous except in matters affecting other groups or AA as a whole.1. Do I insist that there are only a few right ways of doing things in AA?2. Does my group always consider the welfare of the rest of AA? Of nearby groups? Of loners inAlaska? Of Internationalists miles from port? Of a group in Rome or El Salvador?3. Do I put down other members’ behavior when it is different from mine, or do I learn from it?4. Do I always bear in mind that, to those outsiders who know I am in AA, I may to some extentrepresent our entire beloved Fellowship?5. Am I willing to help a newcomer go to any lengths – his lengths, not mine – to stay sober?6. Do I share my knowledge of AA tools with other members who may not have heard of them?4th Concept checklistAt all responsible levels, we ought to maintain a traditional “Right of Participation,” allowing a votingrepresentation in reasonable proportion to the responsibility that each must discharge. Do we understand the spiritual principles underlying the “Right of Participation”? What does “in reasonable proportion” mean? Do we understand when it is appropriate for A.A.paid staff to have a vote at the General Service Conference or in our local service structure? Do we expect that, because we are A.A. members, we should be allowed to vote at any group,even if we are not active members of that group?Central Office- Cyndee R.:In Office PhoneHello everyone Some volunteers have returned to the office, YAY. Presently all of the volunteer positions are filled. I am sograteful for the volunteers, THANK YOU!! Please update your meetings with Central Office. It’s important socan we provide current information to the Alcoholic who asks for help!! Email changes to: info@sriphoenix.orgor suspend@aaphoenix.orgFiling CabinetWe are working on our May’s issue and are accepting stories for ALL MONTHS. We are in need of stories fromour local AA community here in Phoenix. If you would like to write a story, please email it toinfo@sriphoenix.org. The deadline is the 20th of every month.TAS (Telephone Answering System) – After Hour PhonesAfter hour phones are answered by many dedicated volunteers to insure there is always someone to answer thecall for anyone needing the hand of AA in the valley (phones get transferred to your home or cell phone). It isrecommended that you have one year of continuous sobriety and have worked your twelve steps. We haveSunday’s 9a-12p, Saturday’s 6p-11p, Friday’s 6p-11p, and Tuesday’s 6p-11p available. To keep these phonelines answered we really need your help!!! If interested, please contact Central Office at (602)264.1374 and askfor Sandy, or visit our website nswering-service.Please remind groups to buy literature & chips from SRI office to help support your local AA Intergroup sothat we can keep the hand of A.A. there for all who need it.3

Salt River Intergroup -- Month-End ReportsWe have approx. 1,600 meetings per week here in the Valley. Approx. 700 of those meetings are registered with us, Salt River Intergroup. Approx. 275 are registered with Agua Fria Intergroup and approx.500 are registered with East Valley Intergroup.February Phone StatsTotal Help Line Calls:ThisMonth668LastMonth7268.0%February WEB Stats:Total Sessions:New VisitorReturning VisitorSessions by AcquisitionOrganic Search:DirectReferralSocialSessions by DeviceMobileDesktopTabletThisMonth14,534This Month69.4%30.6%LastMonth15,395Last Month69.3%30.7%ThisMonth56.8%40.6%1.99%0.69%This 0.4%Last Month63.7%33.9%2.37%4

Intergroup Representative to Home GroupBringing Information from Salt River Intergroup to your Home GroupMy name is, I am your Intergroup Representative for this Group. This is my monthly report on theactions and activities within our local Intergroup Office (Salt River Intergroup).Everyone is invited to attend any Intergroup Business Meeting. The Intergroup Business Meetings are held every secondTuesday of the month at 7pm via Zoom. Please contact Central Office for Zoom code and password, info@sriphoenix.org.SRI Central Office is open from 9::00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Office is closed on Holidays.Some of the items discussed and motions/ actions at the Intergroup level were:We need to take a group conscience on:You may be interested in the following coming events (see announcement sheet):EventLocationDateYou are encouraged to become involved with one of the many service committees and projects sponsored through theSalt River Intergroup. Please see me after the meeting if you need information or if you have any questions regardingmy report.Flyers are available, or you can visit the lntergroups website at www.aaphoenix.orgThank you for allowing me to be of service!Additional notes:03/20215

Intergroup Representative Information about Home GroupBringing back information to the Salt River Intergroup/Central OfficeGroup Name:Location:Meeting Times/Days:Average Attendance :Average # of Newcomers (l't 90 days):Business Meeting is:Rep:Phone:The Steering Committee provides direction and sets policy for Central Office, the Standing Committees and SpecialEvent Committees. How can the SRI Steering Committee better serve your group? What specific Service Workshopswould you be interested in attending (Intergroup Representative, Volunteering with SRI,Answering Twelve-StepCalls, Understanding AA Traditions, Understanding AA Concepts, etc.)? .How can the Central Office better serve your group?Any group events coming up soon? Or anything new at your group?Other:03/20216

Business Meeting9th March, 2021Open Meeting with Serenity Prayer and Welcome and Mission StatementTradition and Tradition Checklist Reading – MeganConcept Reading and Concept Checklist Reading – MarilynIntroductionsNew Intergroup Reps – Sarah E, Before Breakfast Club; Lane, Mid-City Group; Karen, MoonValley Women’s Breakfast Meeting; Eric, New Freedom Group; Anthony T, 4848 GroupNumber of attendees - 47Remarks and Announcements by the Chair – QuiannaPrevious Month’s Minutes – February 2012. Pager 7-8 of the IG packet. Motion to accept:Chuck. Seconded: Jay. Unanimous acceptance.7th Tradition – Self Support Card - QuiannaGeneral Service Liaison (Area) – Adrian – Pre-Conference Assembly March 26th-28th, anyonecan attend virtually. Went to PRASSA, first time virtually. Got to see how different groups dothings and the group conscious in action. Questions raised: Is it time for an AA podcast? Is ittime to change the Big Book? Presentation from a member in China with an interpreter.Treasurer Report – James – pgs. 9-12 of the IG packetSaturday Volunteers – Groups are no longer neededCentral Office Report – Cyndee - pgs. 3-4 of the IG packetEvent Committee Liaison2021 Anniversary – Holly, Paul, Megan – we will defer to Quentin’s report under new business2021 Summer Round-Up – Quianna, Adrian, Robbin – Robbin provided Force Majeuredocument. Jason, our lawyer is communicating this information to the resort and renegotiatingour contract. Our choice is to suspend the event, not cancel the event. Quianna walked throughthe history of the Summer Round-Up in 2020 through 2022 as it relates to the pandemic.2021 SRI Alcothon – Terry, Paul, MarilynOld BusinessFundraising Ad Hoc – SRI continues to hold its own. Holly is coordinating with the AnniversaryCommittee on fundraising events for the Anniversary Meeting. At this point a 50/50 and giftbasket raffle are planned.New Business2021 Anniversary Report – Quentin – handout on page 13.SRI Standing Committee ReportArchives – Rosemary – working with Quentin to have information available virtually for theAnniversary MeetingPI/CPC – Terry absent – Kimberly –Meeting Update Committee – Holly – as the state opens up and mandates are cancelled pleasereport any changes to meeting status to the Central Office7

Grapevine – Marilyn – March topic is Making Amends and messages of hope during Covid.Carry the Message project for 2021. ePub replaces the Grapevine APP.Zonypaa – Megan – no updateH&I – Kimberly – Meetings are via Zoom (information on website) 2nd Wednesday of everymonth at 7pm. Awareness Day on April 10th virtually. Open positions are available. Treatmentneeds meeting for Salvation Army and Crossroads.Birthdays: Cass - 9; Wendy - 39Motion to Close: Chuck. Dave seconded. We left.8

Salt River Intergroup, Inc.Profit & Loss Budget PerformanceMarch 2021Ordinary Income/ExpenseIncomeContributionsGroup ContributionsIndividual ContributionsMar 21Budget7,887.502,418.186,000.001,000.00Jan - Mar 21YTD Budget20,913.424,526.4018,000.003,000.00Annual 0051,418.00Employee 0Committee 5,505.98-16,866.000.000.000.000.0091,900.00Other Expense0.000.000.000.0075,800.00Net Other 727.00-5,505.98-766.00Total ContributionsStore IncomeNon Store IncomeTotal IncomeCost of Goods SoldGross ProfitExpenseOrdinary ExpensesTotal ExpenseNet Ordinary IncomeOther Income/ExpenseOther IncomeNet Income9Page 1

Salt River Intergroup, Inc.Balance SheetMar 31, 21ASSETSCurrent AssetsChecking/SavingsGeneral FundPrudent Reserve FundFeb 28, 21% %Total Checking/Savings66,612.7062,989.805.8%Other Current Assets27,941.6128,241.51-1.1%Total Current Assets94,554.3191,231.313.6%Fixed Assets13,072.6913,317.27-1.8%TOTAL ASSETS107,627.00104,548.582.9%LIABILITIES & EQUITYEquityFunds BalanceNet %Total EquityTOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY10

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