named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
24/7 Hotline
Telephone service staffed by sober AA members available around the clock to provide support and information to individuals seeking help for alcohol problems
Intergroup Representatives Program
Facilitates communication between local AA groups and the intergroup office through monthly rep meetings and voting on intergroup matters
Literature Sales
Sells AA-approved literature, including books and periodicals, to support recovery and outreach efforts
Meeting List Distribution
Provides up-to-date printed and online listings of AA meetings in Nassau County, including formats, times, and locations
Newsletter Publication
Produces and distributes a monthly newsletter with updates, stories, and information relevant to AA members and groups in Nassau County
activities · 2 groups
What they do
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12-Step Recovery Support Services 4 activities
- Facilitates access to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and distributes meeting informationFacilitates access to AA meetings by maintaining and providing printable and screen-shareable meeting lists for select zones in Nassau County. Distributes updated information about AA group meetings and provides forms for groups to start new meetings or update existing ones.
- Operates 24/7 hotline and call-back services for individuals seeking help with alcohol problemsOperates a 24-hour hotline staffed by local, sober Alcoholics Anonymous members and a 12 Step call-back service where volunteers respond to individuals seeking support for alcohol problems. Ensures telephone inquiries are answered by a recovering alcoholic during office hours.
- Operates volunteer-based support services including Night Book programOperates the Night Book service, where AA groups volunteer to provide weekly support coverage for individuals seeking help. Engages members in intensive service work with other alcoholics to support recovery and prevent relapse.
- Supports AA groups and members with resources and literatureProvides information, resources, and services to support Alcoholics Anonymous groups and members in Nassau County, including distributing literature published by AAWS and The Grapevine. Offers printable meeting resources and produces a monthly newsletter distributed to AA groups.
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Regular Membership Meetings 2 activities
- Hosts and coordinates intergroup meetings and democratic governance processesHosts monthly Intergroup Representatives meetings on the first Thursday of each month, with hybrid in-person and Zoom participation and orientation for new representatives. Conducts monthly business meetings, institutions committee meetings, quarterly group exchange meetings, and biennial officer elections where each Nassau County AA group has one vote.
- Organizes and maintains AA service committees and event calendarMaintains a calendar of Alcoholics Anonymous events including monthly representatives meetings, service committees, and other AA gatherings. Organizes and hosts regular committee meetings such as institutions and group exchange meetings to support intergroup coordination.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$79K
Contributions & grants$87K110%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$118
expenses
Total expenses$86K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
balance sheet
Total assets$96K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$96K
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue -11.2%
relationships · 10
Who they work with
- AAWS Partner — Source of official Alcoholics Anonymous literature distributed by the organization.
- Alcoholics Anonymous Network — Member of the Alcoholics Anonymous fellowship network, operating as a local intergroup service body.
- Alcoholics Anonymous Network — Member of the Alcoholics Anonymous network, operating as a local intergroup body.
- Alcoholics Anonymous Network — Member of the Alcoholics Anonymous network, operating as the Nassau Intergroup of A.A.
- Alcoholics Anonymous Network — Member of the Alcoholics Anonymous network, organizing and facilitating local AA meetings and services.
- Alcoholics Anonymous Network — Member organization providing services to support Alcoholics Anonymous groups and members in Nassau County.
- Archivist Partner — Manages local archives and supports group history research and contributions.
- G.S.O. / A.A. World Services Network — Part of the Alcoholics Anonymous global network through affiliation with G.S.O.
- SENY - Area 49 Network — Regional A.A. area within the larger A.A. structure that Nassau Intergroup is part of
- The Grapevine Partner — Provider of recovery-focused periodicals distributed by the organization.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Peer-Led Recovery Support 182 orgsmethodology: peer_supportBy connecting individuals with sober peers who share lived experience, strength, and hope, we produce sustained recovery because mutual identification and relatable role models reinforce sobriety and reduce isolation.shared approach: Peer-Led Support →
- Standardized Literature and Resource Distribution 182 orgsmethodology: literature_distributionBy distributing official AA literature and meeting resources in multiple accessible formats, we support consistent recovery messaging because standardized materials preserve fidelity to the 12 Steps and Traditions across diverse groups.shared approach: Peer-Led Support →
- Representative Democracy in Service Governance 17 orgsmethodology: representative_democracyBy using elected group representatives to convey group conscience and vote on decisions, we ensure accountability and legitimacy in service body governance because it creates a two-way feedback loop between local groups and the Intergroup office.shared approach: Member-Driven Governance →
- Decentralized Group Support with Centralized Coordination 16 orgsmethodology: peer_support_networkBy maintaining autonomous local AA groups while providing centralized resources and coordination, we sustain recovery efforts because this balance preserves grassroots ownership while enabling system-wide communication and resource sharing.shared approach: Peer-Led 12-Step Model →
- Self-Support Through Member Contributions 16 orgsmethodology: self-support-via-member-contributionsBy relying exclusively on voluntary contributions from members and groups, we maintain organizational independence and fidelity to the AA mission because it prevents external influences and aligns with A.A. Tradition Seven.shared approach: Peer-Led 12-Step Model →