
Be of Service
New to Intergroup?
Want to learn more? Here is some additional information for new or existing Intergroup delegates.
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What is an Intergroup Delegate? An AA Intergroup Delegate (or Intergroup Representative, IgR) is a member elected by their local Alcoholics Anonymous group to be a liaison, representing their group's voice, conscience, and needs at larger Intergroup meetings, which coordinate services for many groups in a region. They report back to their home group about Intergroup activities and vote on budgets, policies, and operations for shared services like answering lines and literature, ensuring the Intergroup remains responsible to the groups it serves.
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What is Intergroup mission? IAFC is dedicated to aiding Lower Fairfield County A.A. groups to serve together by conducting services best served by a central office and that support the groups’ goal to carry the A.A. message. The services are focused on helping the still sick and suffering alcoholic, those in A.A. recovery and providing the opportunity for individual AA members to do service. First among these is a telephone hot line staffed by AA members to help those with a desire to stop drinking, along with a public information effort to let active alcoholics know that there is a solution to their problem. We also offer education about Alcoholics Anonymous to the professional community, to recovery centers and to correctional institutions. Intergroup supports its member groups through a speaker exchange program, literature supply, a monthly newsletter, and fellowship events. The organization is managed by a board of trustees and representation by individual groups throughout the region. The Board of Trustees set the IAFC policy. IAFC has adopted GSO’s guidelines for intergroups and central offices and consists of committees for IAFC Board members, member group representatives (Reps), and their various committees. In accordance with the AA guidelines, the committees should work in close cooperation with existing committees.
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Interested in learning more? Read more about the Intergroup bylaws. Click Here
Interested in learning more at one of our meetings?
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Intergroup Representative meeting: Learn more about being an Intergroup representative by attending the monthly meeting. The hybrid meeting is held the first Wednesday of every month starting at 7:30pm. The zoom meeting ID is 820 6658 6953 and the passcode is 719498 or you can attend in person at Saugatuck Congregational Church, 245 Post Road East, Westport Rm:203/204.
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IAFC Board meeting: Any member of Alcoholics Anonymous may attend the Board Meeting and may take part in discussion, but only Board members have a vote. The hybrid meeting is held the first Wednesday of every month starting at 8:15pm. The zoom meeting ID is 820 6658 6953 and the passcode is 719498 or you can attend in person at Saugatuck Congregational Church, 245 Post Road East, Westport Rm:203/204.
Interested in learning more at one of our meetings?
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Intergroup Representative meeting: Learn more about being an Intergroup representative by attending the monthly meeting. The hybrid meeting is held the first Wednesday of every month starting at 7:30pm. The zoom meeting ID is 820 6658 6953 and the passcode is 719498 or you can attend in person at Saugatuck Congregational Church, 245 Post Road East, Westport Rm:203/204.
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IAFC Board meeting: Any member of Alcoholics Anonymous may attend the Board Meeting and may take part in discussion, but only Board members have a vote. The hybrid meeting is held the first Wednesday of every month starting at 8:15pm. The zoom meeting ID is 820 6658 6953 and the passcode is 719498 or you can attend in person at Saugatuck Congregational Church, 245 Post Road East, Westport Rm:203/204.
Get Involved! Please note: To get involved with any service opportunities offered, please contact Intergroup using the form below:
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24-hour Helpline Volunteers Needed
The helpline is looking for more volunteers to answer calls. All helpline volunteers receive a short off-line training session and must have at least one year of consecutive sobriety. If you are interested in becoming a hotline volunteer, please fill out the form.
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12th Step Volunteers Needed
Intergroup is always looking for people willing to take 12th Step phone calls and to make 12th Step visits in person, if needed. You must have at least one year of consecutive sobriety. If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please fill out the form.
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Fellowship committee Volunteers Needed - The Intergroup is looking for volunteers to assist with upcoming events. If you are interested in learning more and assisting with events, please email brobbinspt@gmail.com
Intergroup Board Positions
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Internal Publications Chair - Write and publish a monthly on-line newsletter. You must have two years of consecutive sobriety. If you are interested in learning more and becoming a board member, please email chair@iafc-aa.org.
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Corrections and Treatment Chair - To maintain contact with the groups in correctional facilities and treatment centers, offering literature and to arrange for AA speakers and visitors for meetings in institutions. You must have two years of consecutive sobriety. If you are interested in learning more and becoming a board member, please email chair@iafc-aa.org.
Need more Information?
One option is to attend an in-person meeting, Any member of Alcoholics Anonymous may attend the IAFC board meeting. The hybrid meeting is held the first Wednesday of every month starting at 8:15pm. The zoom meeting ID is 820 6658 6953 and the passcode is 719498 or you can attend in person at Saugatuck Congregational Church, 245 Post Road East, Westport Rm:203/204. If there are any questions about this, please use the form below or reach out to the Board Chair at chair@iafc-aa.org.
AA Intergroup Serving Lower Fairfield County, CT
24 Hour AA Hotline
(203) 855-0075
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Intergroup Association of Fairfield County
PO Box 1605
Darien, CT 06820
Contributions
Contributions to the Intergroup Association of Fairfield County (IAFC) support services to our members and groups throughout Lower Fairfield County and help ensure that the A.A. message is carried in our region. In keeping with our Seventh Tradition, we ask that you only contribute if you are a member of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Intergroup accepts checks, and donations can also be made via Venmo and PayPal.
Checks should be made payable to Intergroup Association of Fairfield County (IAFC is ok, too), and mailed to IAFC, PO Box 1605, Darien, CT 06820
Our Venmo account handle is @Intergroup_FairfieldCounty

