New York City Al-Anon families of alcoholics New York

If someone else's drinking is affecting you,
You've come to the right place!!

The Greater NY Al-Anon Family Intergroup, Inc.
350 Broadway, Suite 404
New York, NY 10013
Telephone: 212.941.0094, Fax: 212.941.6119
e-mail: nycalanon@verizon.net

NYCharities is our Credit Card processing company

Intergroup Office Hours
The Intergroup Office will be OPEN Monday & Tuesday, 9:15pm-4:45pm
Thursdays & Fridays 9:15AM – 5:45PM
The Intergroup Office will be CLOSED every Wednesday

The Intergroup office will be closed Friday July 3 for the 4th of July holiday

Al-Anon Announcement from Intergroup June 2009

Meeting List publication is on hiatus for the present. The office is in the process of moving to our new location. We are suspending publication for the near future. Once we are settled in our new location we will resume working to publish the next Meeting List. The website has the most reliable source for time and location of meetings. Thank you for your patience and support during this period.

Click on link to download form: Meeting update form

Intergroup
Now Accepts
Credit Cards
and PayPal
We accept orders in person, by fax, by phone and via email.

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See Upcoming Events for details and more on our Info & Links page

Please read the following during “Al-Anon Announcements” and pass around the Intergroup Fact Sheet

Remember when you were a first timer and found your first meeting? Economic times are tough, and New York City Al-Anon Family Intergroup needs your help to stay on course with the Al-Anon message of “Let it begin with me”.

NYC Al-Anon Intergroup is supported by your donations, which help us to reach out to the large NYC community that doesn’t know about the value of Al-Anon. Our Fact Sheet lists the things we provide to NYC that individual groups cannot. Intergroup is the first point of contact for those, like yourself, who have searched for a way to cope with the family disease of Alcoholism. For everyone, including wives, husbands, fathers, mothers and teenagers (for our Alateen program), “let it begin with me” is a way for all of us to practice our program so that our outreach can continue.

The economic downturn has hit us hard. We are asking you to show your support to our Reach-Out programs by making a donation to Intergroup. (As a matter of record, we receive no funding whatsoever from World Services.)

A donation of $10, $20, or $40 will allow us to continue to provide vital links to recovery for all who seek them. With your help, we also provide free literature to approved Alateen meetings in New York City. Donations to New York City Al-Anon Family Intergroup are tax deductable.

For your donation of $50 or more, you will receive free access to all NY Intergroup dances, share-a-days and workshops for one year.
As an alternative, we encourage you to make a “constant giving” donation to Intergroup of $5/month on your credit card. We accept donations through the NYCharities link on our website, www.nycalanon.org.

There are many people like you in NYC who are affected deeply by the rampages of family alcoholism. We want to get the word out to as many hospitals, schools, prisons and other public and private institutions about the value that Al-Anon can have in their lives. We do this through direct contact and donating literature.
We need you to help us through our tough times by making a donation. Help us to bring exposure to all ages and to help teens through our Alateen program.

GREATER NEW YORK AL-ANON FAMILY INTERGROUP FACT SHEET

What is Intergroup?
The Greater New York Al-Anon Family Intergroup, Inc., (“Intergroup”) is New York City’s Al-Anon information center.

What does Intergroup do?
Intergroup provides vital services to New Yorkers in the five boroughs of New York who are affected by the family disease of alcoholism.

Intergroup

Is often the first contact for first-timers.
Maintains an up-to-date listing of all Al-Anon meetings in New York City.
Provides info about Al-Anon on line and by phone.
Coordinates Alateen, public outreach and speaker referrals to prisons, hospitals, schools, and treatment centers.
Sells Conference-approved literature.
Coordinates communication between all of the different meetings in NYC through its system of Intergroup Representatives (“IRs”).
Brings together members through Share-A-Days, dances and other activities.

How can get involved?

Do service—volunteer at the Intergroup Office to answer the phones or to be a speaker or Alateen Group Sponsor, become an IR or join the Intergroup Board of Directors.
Support Intergroup with a contribution.

Ask your meeting to make a regular contribution to Intergroup
Purchase literature from us.
Make a donation. (Since Intergroup is a nonprofit organization, donations are tax deductible.) You can send us a donation by mail or make one on line. Consider a monthly donation. Ask your company if they match donations.

How can I get more information?
For more information, speak to your IR or give us a call or visit. We are located at 350 Broadway, Suite 404. NY, NY 10013. T: 212.941.0094
F: 212.941.6119, W: www.nycalanon.org.

INTERGROUP SERVES PEOPLE AND FAMILES AFFECTED BY ALCOHOLISM. PLEASE SUPPORT US SO THAT WE CAN CONTINUE TO PROVIDE THESE VITAL LINKS TO RECOVERY.
Please download these pdf’s and distribute at All Al-Anon meetings

Appeal letter march 17 FINAL 2009.pdf

What is Intergroup final.pdf

We respect the anonymity of Al-Anon members; we will not sell or disclose your personal information to third parties

MAY 2009 CONTRIBUTIONS
11th Step Meditation
A Date with Recovery
A New Beginning AAC
A Night of Hope
A Safe Place
A Women's Circle	55.09
Acceptance	20.44
Al-Anon at Manhattan Plaza
Al-Anon Problem Solving Group
Alpine Al-Anon	25
Always on Sunday
Anonymous	43.92
Anonymous	199.4
Anonymous	150
Anonymous	150
Anonymous	66.39
Anonymous	151.37
Anonymous	25
Anonymous	100
Anonymous	50
Anonymous	31.5
Anonymous	25
Anonymous	25
Awaken to the Steps
Bay Ridge
Bayside Miracles
Begin With The Steps
Bensonhurst Together
Bridge Street
Broadway
Brooklyn Heights
Brooklyn Men's AFG
Brooklyn Original
Carnegie Hill	25
Central Park West	20
College Point Al-Anon
Columbus East
Columbus East Thursday Beginners
Complete Recovery
Courage to Change
Courage to Change Fordham AFG
District 17
Downtown Step
Downtown Step Discussion
Duffy Hill / Jan Hus
Dyker Heights
Early Morning Start Your Day Right
East Village Topic Meeting
Easy Does It
Fellowship of Courage	50
Flatbush Dorchester Yardstick Plus
Flushing Monday Night
Fourth Step at Manhattan Plaza
Freedom To Choose AAC
Friday Focus
Friday Men's Alanon @ St. Bart's
Friday Night AAC
Friday Night Beacon
Friday Night Oasis	25
Friends of Lois and Bill
From Survival to Recovery
Garden Noon
Gate To Serenity
Gay & Lesbian Friends of Lois	50
Gay & Straight Steps Together
Gay Friends of Al-Anon
Gay Men
Gay Men's Round Robin
GLAD (Gay/Lesbian Al-Anon Discussion)
Glenridge	25
Glenridge Al-Anon
Gratitude & Hope
Group #0024657
Happy Joyous & Free
Healing Hearts
Helping Hand
Henry Hudson
Hill-Top	120
How Al-Anon Works	316.7
How Al-Anon Works
I Can
In All Our Affairs	113.9
It Works If You Work It
Irvington
Jackson Heights
Jan Hus 74
K.I.S.S
Keep It Simple
Lenox Hill
Lenox Hill #1
Let it Begin With Me AAC
Lincoln Center	156.35
Lincoln Park
Live and Let Live
Lois' II Meeting
Lois Lunch Bunch
Lois W. Al-Anon
Loss and Hope
Lucky Odat
Lunchtime at St. Bart's
Madison Square	113.43
Mahopac	80
Manhattan Parents Groups of Al-Anon	100
Maspeth Al-Anon Family Group
Men at St Bart's
Men’s Al-Anon	184.28
Metropolitan
Midtown Courage to Change
Mid-Town Mid-Week Recovery
Midwood
Miracle on Fifth Avenue	194.21
Miracles in Recovery	150
Mon Aft Discussion
Monday Afternoon Discussion
Monday Friendship in Al-Anon
Monday Night AAC
Monday Night Discussion Group
Monday Night Share AFG
Monday Recovery AFG
Murray Hill Wednesday Beginners
Mustard Seed	248
Narrows Al-Anon
New Beginnings	20
New Direction
New Directions
New Hope
O.D.A.T Women Together	22.63
ODAT
On Our Own
One Day At A Time at St Mel's
Open Discussion Al-Anon
Open Door
Our Conscious Contact
Park 60
Park Slope	175
Park Slope Day	127.37
Park Slope Friday Night
Park Slope Serenity
Park West Meditation	142.4
Penumbral
Practicing Principles In All Our Affairs
Princess Bay Al-Anon
PS 2Q Social Committee
Regency
Ridgewood Al-Anon	20
Rockaway Page & Step Workshop
Rockaway Step And Tradition
Sail Into Recovery
Sat Morning Serenity
Saturday Night Live
Saturday Night Serenity
Saturday Serenity
Serenity in the Garden
Serenity Now
Serenity on 66th
Serenity Squared
Serenity Tuesday
Sharing Intimacy
Spiritual Awakening
St Bart's Monday Noon
St Thomas AAC	550
Start Your Day Right
Start Your Weekend Right
Steinway Serenity
Step Into Serenity
Step West
Stepped Up In the City
Stepping Stones
Steps Through The Open Door	30
Steps To Recovery
Sun Night Felllowship of the Alanon Spirit
Sunday Afternoon AFG
Sunday At The Center
Sunday Columbus East Topics II
Sunday Evening 11th Step
Sunday Gratitude
Sunday Nite Fellowship of the Alanon Spirit
Sunday Night Share Group
Sunday Serenity
Sunday Steps and Solutions
Sunrise Share
Sunrise Share Group
Sunset Afternoon
TGI Friday
The 85th St Congregation
The Child Within AAC
The Men Upstairs
The Square
Thoughts & Feelings
Thursday Listen & Learn
Tools at 105th	183.23
Top of the Hill	25
Topics/ Steps Alanon
Trust and Spirituality AAC	198.57
Tuesday Midtown
Tuesday Night Discussion
Tuesday Serenity
Twelve & Twelve
Uptown Saturday Night
Village
Wakefield Group
Waterside	298.5
Wednesday Night Candlelight
Wednesday Night Discussion
West Side Gay & Lesbian
Westchester Sq/Throggs Neck
Winners Circle
Women in Spirituality	344
Women of Courage
Women’s Share
Women's Step
Women's Sunday Night
Woodside
Work The Program, Not The Problem II
Work the Program,Not the Problem	175.93
Working the Traditions