A Monthly Newsletter of the Tri-County Central Office, Inc.

8019 North Himes Avenue Ste. 104 , Tampa, Florida 33614-2763

Phone: 813- 933-9123 E-Mail: aainfo@aatampa-area.org Web Site: www.aatampa-area.org

Tri-County Central Office News

April, 2009

34th TRI-COUNTY ANNIVERSARY

Have You Hugged Your Sponsor Lately?

1. Secure a permanent mailing address for the Group. This should not be the current Treasurer’s home or the address of the facility where the Group holds their meeting. I strongly urge the Group to have a US Post Office Box. The cost is minimal, and up to four (4) Groups in the local area may share

a US Post Office Box. 2. Apply for an Employer’s Identification Number (EIN) from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on the computer internet

(online) at www.irs.gov. If you don’t have a computer, you

may use one free of charge at any local library. Find one that has printing capabilities. You will want to print out the completed form and resulting issued EIN number the IRS assigns your group. PLEASE NOTE: the IRS long ago recognized that certain organizations like AA Groups did not

want to incorporate, but would need an EIN number for banking purposes.

A. Click on ―Online Services for Small Business Taxpayers‖; B. Scroll down to ―Obtain an Employee Identification Number

(EIN) online; C. Click on ―Apply online now‖; D. Click on ―Begin Application‖; E. Click on ―View Additional Types‖; F. Check ―Community or Volunteer Group‖ and hit Continue;

G. Responsible Party (this information is only used this one time to prevent fraudulent intent and for mailing purposes –

please remember the notices will come to the USPO address) – Information Requested is First Middle Last Name, and the

Responsible Party’s Social Security Number (second time, please remember this is only used in this one instance for application purposes and does not mean you are responsible in any way to the IRS for the Group; there are no tax filing requirements);

H. Choose the ―I am a responsible and duly authorized officer or member of this organization‖ and hit Continue;

I. Principal Party located at – please give the USPO Box or

permanent address of the Group and hit Continue;

J. Name of Group (The Best Group) as an example, County, State and Date Group Started (can be an approximate date) and hit Continue; K. Information on Group – All Questions should be answered ―No‖ and hit Continue;

L. What does this business do? Hit ―Other‖; hit Continue M. Hit ―Other‖ and enter Alcoholics Anonymous Group or

Recovery Group, whichever you are most comfortable with – hit Continue;

N. Click on ―Receive Letter Online‖ or you may have EIN Number mailed; O. Be sure to print this page before hitting ―SUBMIT‖; P. Please wait two or three minutes before EIN Official Number is granted;

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Opening a Group Checking Account

Continued on page 3

On February 28th, 2009 we held our 34th Anniversary Dinner and Speakers Meeting at the Christ the King Church. This year we held the event in the Parrish Center. We thought we would have more room and had anticipated an attendance of about 250 people. It had been decided to serve lasagna, salads and bread, along with

whatever else anyone brought in as a pot-luck. Because we had run out of chairs and food last year we thought we would be well

prepared for the event this year. And we were—until 6:25 when people just kept coming and coming and coming. It was estimated

that we had at least 300 or so people there and would probably of had more if enough seating had been available. We tried! For the most part, many enjoyed the meeting immensely stating that it was the best dinner to date. I tend to agree. The table settings were well done, the food was excellent and the speakers Lindsay T. and

Kevin W. were fantastic! Vision Audio did the taping and sound and everything went off without a glitch. Most of the Committees

from District 2 General Service had really nice displays set up for every-ones enjoyment. We even had music playing in the

background. Central Office would like to thank all the members from the following groups for their help and preparation in this event. Those Groups were: Carrollwood NS, Morning Miracles, As Bill Sees It Men’s, Temple Terrace Men’s, Came to Believe, Safe Haven, Keystone, Life Enrichment, Tampa Bay Young People’s,

Expect a Miracle, Helping Hands, Ruskin Fellowship, Riverside, Wellspring and Sober @ 7. I’m sure there were others that I have

forgotten, but thank you to all for making this a really great event!!! The Board and Council members really out did their self’s this year.

Now we have the task of trying to find a larger place to hold our next Anniversary Dinner. I think we have outgrown the previous locations and will have to find something larger to hold all our members more comfortably. We have a year to come up with some good ideas. OM.

Just a reminder to everyone….getting ready to send in updates to the printer for the new meeting schedules. Hopefully everyone has checked the old schedule and made sure that the information for

their Home Group is correct...meetings times and locations. Also got a letter from the Grapevine...seems that on July 1, 2009 our

―Meeting in Print‖ the GRAPEVINE will be increasing their subscription rate from $2.00 to $2.50...you better

get your old price locked in at $2.00

before the price increase. Also the new phone number for Special Needs has changed. The new

number is now 813-210-4865. And Central Office is still looking for 10 folding chairs for our Board & Council meeting if anyone knows where we can get some cheap..call

933-9123 . Thanks…………..

From the Central Office

SERVICE DESK

A total of 562 phone calls

were made to the

Central Office in

FEBRUARY 256 for info on AA,

4 for info on Al-Anon,

12 messages for other

inquiries,

7 requesting a Twelfth Step

call, 283 after Office Hours

calls. There were 237 walk-ins

visits as well.

Monthly Newsletter of the Tampa Bay Area Institutions Committee

P.O. Box 26242., Tampa, Florida 33623-6242 Central Office: ph. 933-9123

April,2009 page 2

TBAIC - District 2 - Hillsborough & East Pasco Counties (877) AATAMPA or (877) 228-2672!

Hello everybody! I am an alcoholic and my name is Annie L. All is well in the institutions committee for February. That does not mean we can’t use your help! This past month, all of the jail coordinators made phone calls to each and every volunteer with a current PV number, in attempt to put those PV numbers to use. If you have a PV number, and do not take a meeting to jail, but would like to, please call the coordinators. If you are a male, please contact Buddy H. at 813-871-2514. If you are a female, please call me at 305-766-3297. Even if you cannot commit to taking a meeting regularly, you can still go and be of ser-vice. The inmates really enjoy seeing new faces, and it might be your story that brings them to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting on the outside! To get clearance for taking meetings to jail, you can attend the next orientation on April 25th. Contact Buddy to make a reservation. If you do not have a PV number, but would still like to carry the message, you CAN! There are detox meetings every day of the week. You can contact Rob T., Detox Coordinator, at 813-453-6059, and he can hook you up with another volunteer. If you’ve never been to detox, GO! It’s a great way to remember where you came from. If you would like to carry the message to our younger generation, there are opportunities to do this as well. Call Richard G., Juvenile Coordinator, at 813-784-1464. Remember, your kids may need this one day, so you may as well start helping NOW! The treatment centers NEED YOUR HELP! Please contact Marc A at 813-407-2705. The treatment centers do not require any clear-ance, length of sobriety, or orientation. The people at these meet-ings are newly sober and NEED SPONSORS! Jill J. reported that Women’s prison is doing well, and will be pro-viding meetings on Wednesdays and Saturdays, after the time change in March. If you are currently taking meetings, please bring literature! Our literature is purchased by the money from the Pink Can Drive, and is available at Central Office. Make sure to take the Bridging the Gap cards. These can be handed out at any facility. It provides a toll free number to the person who is being released. Lindsey T. re-ceives the message and then helps to get that person hooked up with meetings in their area. Lindsey “bridged” 3 people this past month. Thanks to all of our current volunteers. We appreciate all that you do! Love & Service, Annie L.

Next Committee Meetings April 25th and May 30th at 9:30 AM at the Tri-County Central Office (near Himes & Waters). If you need more specific directions please call Tim @ 813-933-9123. The meeting usually lasts about an hour and it is the best way to get involved with service work in Detox/Treatment/Jail/Prison facilities.

Pink Can Drive Our committee is 100% self supporting and receives no funds from the traditional pie charts or District 2 in accordance with our group conscious. If your home group has not made a pink can donation recently or if you are able to send an additional donation this year … We will put it to great use!

TBAIC, PO Box 26242, Tampa FL 33623 Thank you to those groups who have sent in a donation this Month: Noon Big Book @ 3333, Came to Believe Group, KIS Pass it On, Midday Matinee, Ruskin Fellow-ship (Sunday), Sisters in Sobriety, Thursday Night There is a Solution Group 3333, Wellspring Recovery Group.

Current Service Opportunities Men’s Pasco (LOL) Jail Coordinator…Call Jack M.

Pink Can Donations YTD 2009 $ 3407.23

Less Prudent Reserve - $300.00

Less YTD Literature - $5.05

Less YTD Expenses $ 16.39

Pink Can Current Balance $ 3128.67

TBAIC 2009 Committee Members

Eric V. - Chair 813-277-4833

Tom F. - Alt Chair 813-818-4439

Mark L. – Treasurer & Tom F. – Alternate

813-477-6855

Annie L. – Secretary 305-766-3297

Dick D. - Hills Jails - Emeritus 813-254-4423

Paul D. – Men’s Orient Rd 727-385-5529

Buddy H. – Men’s Falkenburg 813-871-2514

Annie L. – Hills Women’s Jails 305-766-3297

Rob T. - Detox 813-453-6059

Jill J. – HCI Women's Prison 813-349-7048

Open - E Pasco Jail - Mens

Cathleen C. - E Pasco Jail - Women’s

813-727-1415

Tom D. - E Pasco Prison 813-782-7209

Mark A. - Treatment 813-407-2705

Lindsay T. - Bridge The Gap 813-326-5408

Joe L. - Pre-Release 813-918-3489

Richard G.- Juvenile 813-784-1464

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Opening a Group Checking Account continued from page 1

New meeting for the HEARING

IMPAIRED

Open AA meeting

Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.

Old School Group

133 Flagship Drive, Lutz, Florida

MORE HAPPENINGS

Q. Print at least five (5) copies – you’ll need copy for bank and at least one should be kept with the Group’s records. R. Go to a local bank in the area of your Group. Show your EIN notice to the banker. Order checks as follows:

Your Group Name (NEVER INCLUDE AA IN THE NAME

OF THE GROUP)

Group No. 00123456-15-02

P. O. Box 1234

Anytown, Any State 99999-1234

S. The best news is this – that your Group will never have to order new checks, or change banks no matter how many treasurers your Group has – and your banking records will come to a permanent

address. Your first supply of checks should last ten years.

Of course, you will have to add and delete the Treasurer’s name from the bank’s records, but your Group will never need to have new checks printed.

God Bless You and Your Group In AA Love and Service, Patti L.

LIVE and LET LIVE SPRING

FLING 2009

Fort Desoto Park

3500 Pinellas Bayway South

Tierra Verde, Florida 33715-2528

Shelter #2

Sunday

May 3, 2009

Discard the office garb, grab a towel/suntan

lotion/

sun glasses and join your brothers and sisters

from the

Tampa Live and Let Live recovery groups for

an afternoon at the beach.

Live and Let Live will provide Drinks and

Grilling Food.

You provide the GRACE OF SHARED RE-

COVERY and FELLOWSHIP.

Please bring a covered dish to share and lets

play together.

We’ll begin at 11:00 AM

With Lunch at 12:30 PM

An Open Discussion Meeting at 2:00 PM

We will close down at 4:00 PM

(but stay as long as you want).

TAMPA BAY FALL ROUNDUP

"The Language of the Heart" September 4-7, 2009

Embassy Suites Hotel

3705 Spectrum Blvd

Tampa, Florida 33612

More Details to Follow - Soon

Flyers available at Central Office

STEPS TO

FREEDOM 5

Fundraising event for Tampa Bay Area Institutions

Committee

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

Christ the King Church

821 South Dale Mabry

Tampa, Florida

This is an All Day Event starting @ 9:00am--Until

50/50 and Literature Raffles throughout the Day.

The price of your ticket is $8.00 in advance and

$10.00 at the Door.

(pays for a full Luch in the afternoon)

Speaking on the 12 Steps are: Chris & Myers R.

from the Primary Purpose Group in Ervin, Texas

For more info call: 813-850-9888

813-447-9894

Fall Mountain Housecleaning

Spiritual Retreat for A.A. & Al-Anon

October 1st-4th , 2009

Hinton Rural Life Center 2330 Hinton Center Road

Hayesville, NC 28904 For Details: http://fallmountainretreat.com

March 10, 2009 the Board of Directors for Central Office met:

BOARD MEMBERS REPRESENTING GROUP

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TIGGER F. SOLUTIONS GROUP

KRISTIN R. MONDAY NIGHT MADNESS GROUP

VIVIAN J. FREEDOM IN SOBRIETY GROUP

JOHN F. LIFE ENRICHMENT GROUP

AL F. SOBER @ 7 GROUP

JIM O’B. TAMPA YOUNG PEOPLES GROUP

GARY N. SAFE HAVEN GROUP

TONY J. MORNING MIRACLES GROUP

DEBBIE M. DISTRICT 2 LIAISON

BUDDY H. TBAIC

JOHN G. TAMPA PALMS BIG BOOK GROUP

CARLOS M. 5:45 NEW BEGINNINGS GROUP

SANDY S. CAME TO BELIEVE GROUP

JOHN D’P. AS BILL SEES IT MEN’S GROUP

EARLE W. NOON BIG BOOK GROUP

JOHN A. OLD SCHOOL GROUP

JACK M. WELLSPRING GROUP

March 10, 2009 the Central Office Representatives met:

COUNCIL MEMBERS REPRESENTING GROUP

AL B. CHAIRPERSON DRUID HILLS GROUP

PAUL G. VICE-CHAIR SOBER @ 7 GROUP

JOYCE Q. TREASURER KEYSTONE GROUP

JIM VK BOARD MEMBER CARROLLWOOD NS GROUP

MARILYN F. BOARD MEMBER NEW WAY GROUP

KEVIN G. BOARD MEMBER NORTH TAMPA YOUNG &

RESTLESS GROUP

Excused BOARD MEMBER EARLY RISERS GROUP

DIANA H. BOARD MEMBER RIVERSIDE GROUP

JANIE M. BOARD MEMBER CAME TO BELIEVE GROUP

OPEN

Al opened the meeting in the usual matter with the Serenity Prayer. He asked everyone to turn down their cell phones. During the Treasurer’s report there was much discussion concerning the perceived notion that contributions seemed to be down somewhat so far this year. Tim explained that you couldn’t really rely on a

few months and that in reality we were doing better at this time than we were last year. The difference is our expenses are higher. Tim was asked to put something in the newsletter to ask for or at least make the groups aware of the need for contributions.

Discussion followed concerning the recent Anniversary Dinner, how much fun everyone had and what we could do to make it better next year. Buddy H. was present at the Board meeting to explain what needed to be done with the ASA and Parks Recreation in order to get the Softball Tournament off the ground.

He needed some cash. A request for remote access with our accountant was discussed. It was decided that it wasn’t a good idea so the idea was squashed. Marilyn F. was presented with a Certificate of Appreciation for her two years as a Board Member.

She said she wasn’t through with service work yet. She would be back. Joyce asked about the upcoming Quarterly and if Tim was going. He replied that he wasn’t going, so Joyce volunteered to go to represent Central Office in his place. Discussion then when into why we still had an open position on the Board. Tim stated he

would send more letters out. (With Marilyn rotating out —there are now 2 positions open for Board members). Tim was also asked to get more copies of the By-Laws and the Central Office Representative Handbooks made to be available at the next

meeting. Just a reminder: Thank you for supporting your Central Office. Your donations help make it possible for the hand of Alcoholics Anonymous to be there for those who reach out for help in our local area. We at Central Office provide a number of services acting as a clearing

house for the convenience of members and groups. We provide phone service for twelfth step calls and other inquires. We help with the coordination of group activities and we keep track of meeting times and changes and print the schedules. We also edit

and print our monthly newsletter. In addition we sell all Alcoholics Anonymous General Service Conference Approved Literature and some other materials.

Next General Service District 2 Meeting:

May 3th, 2009

Bayshore Baptist Church

3111 W. Morrison Ave.

(Morrison & MacDill)

GSR Sharing 3:30 pm

Business Meeting 4:30 pm

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GROUP Honors To Date Years

CARROLLWOOD NS GROUP JEFF O. 04/03/07 2 YRS

CARROLLWOOD NS GROUP JOHN G. 04/01/07 2 YRS

CARROLLWOOD NS GROUP ROBERTO J. 04/16/99 10 YRS

KEYSTONE GROUP KEN P. 04/18/05 4 YRS

KEYSTONE GROUP SANDI G. 04/14/97 12 YRS

KEYSTONE GROUP DONNA G. 04/11/96 13 YRS

KEYSTONE GROUP SHAWN K. 04/01/94 15 YRS

KEYSTONE GROUP JERRY R. 04/01/85 24 YRS

CAME TO BELIEVE GROUP CONNIE D. 04/28/08 1 YR

CAME TO BELIEVE GROUP YVONNE P. 04/22/08 1YR

CAME TO BELIEVE GROUP SHANNON P. 04/08/08 1 YR

CAME TO BELIEVE GROUP DONNA S. 04/02/08 1 YR

CAME TO BELIEVE GROUP ANNA M. 04/25/04 5 YRS

CAME TO BELIEVE GROUP GEORGE S. 04/26/86 23 YRS

SOBER @ 7 GROUP DAVE MCL. 04/21/08 1 YR

SOBER @ 7 GROUP TAMMY A. 04/30/07 2 YRS

SOBER @ 7 GROUP DAVE MCD. 04/10/07 2 YRS

SOBER @ 7 GROUP MATT M. 04/10/06 3 YRS

SOBER @ 7 GROUP JERRY K. 04/03/05 4 YRS

SOBER @ 7 GROUP VICKI S. 04/19/90 19 YRS

SOBER @ 7 GROUP SANDY B. 04/12/87 22 YRS

INTO ACTION GROUP MARLENE A. 04/04/03 6 YRS

INTO ACTION GROUP BUD F. 04/16/83 26 YRS

EXPECT A MIRACLE NES Z. 04/25/06 3 YRS

EXPECT A MIRACLE DENNIS Z. 04/12/96 13 YRS

EXPECT A MIRACLE JACK O. 04/05/85 24 YRS

RUSH HOUR SERENITY LYANN 04/11/01 8 YRS

RUSH HOUR SERENITY THELMA S. 04/25/86 23 YRS

RUSH HOUR SERENITY SHEILA G. 04/09/83 26 YRS

ANNIVERSARY TIME

―Tri-County Central Office News‖ is a monthly newsletter of AA in Hillsborough and East Pasco County and the Tri-County Central

Office of Alcoholics Anonymous. It is about, by and for members of the AA Fellowship. Opinions expressed herein are not to be

attributed to AA as a whole, nor does publication of any article imply any endorsement by either AA or the Tri-County Central

Office. Quotations or excerpted material from AA books or pamphlets are reprinted with permission of AA World Services, Inc.

Preamble, AA cartoons and excerpted matter reprinted with permission of AA Grapevine, Inc. We welcome articles of opinions or

descriptions of personal experiences (NO poetry, please) which should be sent to: Editor, Tri-County Central Office,

8019 N. Himes Avenue Ste. 104 Tampa, Fl. 33614-2763

Honors To Date Years

PAUL G. 03/02/02 7 YRS

The Birthday Plan—One Dollar for each Year of Sobriety

2nd ANNUAL TRI-COUNTY

CENTRAL OFFICE

SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Gadsden Park

6901 South MacDill Avenue

Tampa, Florida

Saturday, May 2nd, 2009

Details:

10 team tournament

$100 dollars per team

Minimum of 10 players per team

Each team must have at least 4 women on the

field at all times

Participants may include fellowship and their

family members only

Get your home group together for a day of

fellowship

and some friendly competition!!

Sign up soon because space is limited!

The Deadline to sign -up is

Wednesday April 29th, 2009

For any questions or suggestions call

Jim O: (813)-777-6995

For more info and to Register your Team

Contact Jim O. @ 813-777-6995

Contact Tim @ Central Office @ 813-933-9123

Make Check out to Central Office and earmark

"Softball Tournament"

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April, 2009 page 6

MORE NEWS AROUND TOWN

Central Office provides a number of services acting as a clearing house for the convenience of members

and groups, provides phone service for twelfth step calls and other inquires, helps with the

coordination of group activities and keeps track of meeting times and changes and the printing of the

schedules. We also edit and print our monthly newsletter. In addition we sell all Alcoholics Anonymous

General Service Conference Approved Literature and some other materials requested by our AA members.

SPECIAL NEEDS COMMITTEE:

Carry the message to an A.A. member with

Special Needs. Our committee needs your participation we meet on

the first Sat. of the month at 3333 Club on

3333 W. Columbus Drive, 12:30 p.m.

Any questions call Jackie at 813-671-0997.

VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT 2

Dinner & Show Saturday, April 4th, 2009

6:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Hosted by the Tampa Bay Young People's Group

Where: Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church

3501 San Jose

Tampa, Fl. 33629

Vaudeville Circuit is a Speaker meeting followed by

Dinner,

Stand-Up Comedy & Improv!

Speaker: Rodger H. (Monday Night Speakers Group)

7-8

Stand-Up: "Georgia" Jim H.

$5.00 Donation in advance, $7.00 @ the Door.

Dinner will be provided. All proceeds go to benefit

Tampa YPG 8th year

anniversary in December.

More info: Anne L. (305) 766-3297

Lloyd O. (813) 748-9116

South Florida Area 15

General Service Quarterly

Assembly April 3-5, 2009

Sarasota, Florida

Complete Details: http://www.area15aa.org/

THE THERE IS A

SOLUTION CONFERENCE

presents

Speaker Meeting followed by Open

Mic Night!

Speaker: Daniel H.

Open Mic to follow!

Friday April 24 th, 2009

New Beginnings Christian Church

4100 S Manhattan Ave.

$5 Suggested donation

Refreshments will be available.

For more information please see

Tiffani M. (727) 421-1283

Lindsay T. (813) 326-5408

*proceeds going to The There Is A

Solution Conference on Sponsorship

Group FEB Y T D Group FEB Y T D Group FEB Y T D

11th Step Meeting- Christ King 150.00 150.00 High Nooners Group 100.00 200.00 Ruskin Fellowship Group

11th Step Meeting--Sun City Hour Glass Group Safe Haven Group

12 Steps to Growth Group I.D.A.A. Saturday Night Fever Group

2250 Group In the Middle Group Saturday Night Live Group

A.A. 101 Group 65.00 65.00 Intergrupo Hispano de Tampa SCC Steps to Sobriety

A.A. 102 Group Into Action Group Serenity Sisters Group

All Groups-- It's in the Book Men's Group Sincerity Group

Alpha Group 40.00 80.00 Just What I Wanted Big Book Sisters In Sobriety Group (W)

Anniversary Dinner 2009 1664.00 2054.00 Keep It Simple/Pass It On R. 385.45 Sober At 7 Group

Annual Housecleaning Retreat 100.00 100.00 Keep It Simple - YANA Sober on Saturday Group 60.00 157.50

Anonymous Donations 12.53 23.09 Keeping It Simple Group SOBERSTOCK

As Bill Sees It Mens -Odessa 200.00 200.00 Keystone Group 212.88 Sober on Sunday Group

Attitude of Gratitude Group 100.00 200.00 Kingsway Group Sobrenity Group 11.62

Back to Basics Group - Tampa Lake Magdalene Group Sobriety at Sunrise 30.00 90.00

Back to Basics Grp. PlantCity Life Enrichment Group Softball Tournament / CO

Barracks Brigade Group 25.00 25.00 Little Red Book Group Solutions Group 125.00

Bel-Mar Group Live and Let Live Group 6.63 6.63 Southshore Men's Meeting

Beginners Step Group Living in the Solution Group 500.00 500.00 Southside Men's Group

Bill D's Group MacDill Group Southside Men's Group # 2

BIRTHDAY PLAN 81.00 Mainely Sober Group - Zhills 3.73 Speaker Meeting (Our Club) 40.00 40.00

Brandon Men's Blackbelt Mt. Mapledale Group Speaker Sisters in Sobriety

Brandon Sat. Night Group Mid Day Matinee Group Spiritual Growth Group

Brandon Tues. Big Book Grp Monday Nite Madness 3333 248.00 Spiritual Progress Goup 195.00 195.00

Brandon Young @ Heart Morning Express Group 200.89 200.89 Step at a Time Group

Bring Your Own Big Book Gp. Morning Group - Zephyrhills 100.00 100.00 Step Sisters in Sobriety 50.00 50.00

By The Book Group Morning Miracles Group 329.73 329.73 Stepping Stones Group (w) 30.00

Came To Believe Group Mustard Seed Group Sulphur Springs - Disbanded

Cardinal Group - Odessa New Beginnings - Brandon Sun City Center Group

Carrollwood Group New Beginnings-(Joes Club) 33.88 33.88 Sunday Speakers - 3333 60.00 120.00

Carrollwood NS Group Newcomers Group (Joe's Club) Sunshine Group

Challenge of Living Sober 50.00 New Day Group 130.00 254.00 Sunrise Meeting Our Club

Clair-Mel Positive Thinkers Gp New Way Women's Group SWAMP Group (w)

Clean Air Group (301) Nightly Newcomers Group 10.00 10.00 Tampa Bay Fall Roundup

Design for Living Grp - Joe's 50.00 50.00 Noon AA Meeting Brandon Tampa Bay Young Peoples

Dover AA Group Noon Big Book Group-The Club Temple Terrace Men's Group

Druid Hills Group Nooners Group 14.85 14.85 TGIS Women's Group

Early Risers Group - Joe's 119.53 Noontime Celebration Group 845.00 845.00 Thank God It's Friday

Expect a Miracle Group 150.00 North Tampa Young & Restless The Meeting Place Group 25.00 25.00

FCYPAA Convention 304.53 Northdale Group 130.00 There is a Solution Conference

Fireside Meeting Odessa Group Thurs. AM Discusion Group

Freedom in Sobriety Group Old School Group 500.00 500.00 Town & Country Step Group

Friday Women's Friendship Oldtimer's Group - Joe's Club Town & Country Wed. Group

Gifts of Sobriety Group 159.00 159.00 On the Way Home -Tampa 5:30 601.90 Tuesday Night Big Book

Good Start Group - YANA One Day at a Time Group 150.00 150.00 Tuesday Serenity Group

Grupo Alegria de Vivir Open Air Group - Gazebo Turning Point Group -Z-Hills

Grupo Latino Sobriedad Palma Ceia Group Uptowners Group

Grupo Hispano Salvacion Palma Ceia 12 Step Group Uptown/Downtown Group

Grupo Mano Amiga Palma Ceia Big Book Study Valrico Fri. Morning Group

Grupo Poco a Poco 15.00 Pass It On Group - Plant City Valrico/Brandon Wed. Night

Grupo Una Dia Ala Vez. (PC) Pilgrim Group - St Leo's Univ. Village 12 Step Group

Grupo Una Luz Enmicamino 5.00 5.00 Plank Owners Group Wed.NightStep Wksp Joe's 50.00 50.00

Happy Hour Group - YANA Red Chip Day Donation Wednesday Night Women's

Happy Hour Mtg.- Apollo B. Red Door Group Weedpatch Group

Harbor Lights Group Reflections Group - 3333 Wellspring Group

Helping Hands Gp.-Plant City Reflections Group-Lake Mag 130.00 Wesley Chapel Group

Hide-A-Way Group Riverside Group With Room to Grow Group

Riverview Sisterhood in Sobriety Women's Friendship Group

Rush Hour Serenity Group 246.95 Women's Perspective Conf 801.45

Zephyrhills Big Book 75.00

TOTAL 2,570.53 TOTAL 2920.98 TOTAL 510.00

YTD

TOTAL 3,831.15

YTD

TOTAL 5103.89

YTD

TOTAL 1770.57

Grand Total for Month 6,001.51

Grand Total for Year 10705.61