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7th Tradition:   the mailing information 

for both individual AA members and AA groups 

who wish to send a contribution 

to Area 12 - Delaware is listed below.  

We appreciate your generosity and support!

Please note:  Individuals should state “I am an A.A. member” - Groups should include group name, group number, location and district.


 
 

For group contributions to the Delaware Area General Service Assembly:
make checks payable to "DAGSA" and send to:
Area 12 - DAGSA
Post Office 445
Wilmington, DE 19899
(please note: The group name and number is important information when providing a contribution.)


For individual or group contributions to the General Service Office:
make checks payable to "General Service Board" and send to:
AA General Service Office
Post Office Box 2407
James A. Farley Station
New York, NY 10116-2407

G.S.O. now accepts contributions via phone (using a credit card): 212-870-3400
or, you can visit the GSO Web-site (click here) and make both individual or group contributions
using either a check or credit card



"Where to send Area 12's District contributions" click here



 
 
 
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DAGSA EXPENSE VOUCHER
Document
DAGSA BUDGET REQUEST
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DAGSA FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES (2018)
 
 
Self-Support
"the green card"

The 7th Tradition states: "Every A.A. group ought to be fully self-
supporting, declining outside contributions."

While contributions cover each group's rent and other expenses,
the 7th Tradition is essential at every level of A.A. service. It is both
a privilege and a responsibility for groups and members to ensure
that not only their group, but also their intergroup/central office,
local services, district, area, and the General Service Office
remain self-supporting. This keeps A.A. free of outside influences
that might divert us from our primary purpose -- to help the alco-
holic who still suffers.

The amount of our contribution is secondary to the spiritual
connection that unites all groups around the world.

Service Material from the General Service Office
50M - 3/07 (PS) F-42