Western Mass Intergroup Meeting Information

The Intergroup  business meeting is held on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 7:30pm at the Western Mass Intergroup Office. The group bookie meeting is held at 7pm before the Intergroup Meeting.

​​Guests are welcome to all Intergroup meetings but do not hold a vote.

The Western Mass Intergroup Office is located at:
The Grace United Church, 474 Pleasant Street, Holyoke MA 01040
Tues – Sat  9am - 1pm. Thursdays until 5:30pm

Phone # - 413-532-2111  

E-Mail -intergro4@aol.com - Please call us with any questions .

Kevin L. General Manager - Joy F. Store Manager

Charlie R.., Chairperson - Ron G., Treasurer - Marc C., Secretary

To make a Personal, or AA Group Donation to Western Mass Intergroup,

directly though PayPal, please use the donate button. Please Note this is for

WM Intergroup donations ONLY! We cannot accept donations for any other Area 31

Service Committee's online. Please put your group name and information under

Special Instructions to Seller when donating online so we can credit your group. 

Please note there is a small service fee added to your donation from paypal.

Thanks for your support of Western Mass Intergroup.

 Please click the button for information on how to donate to the Area 31 Services through the suggested pie chart. You must mail individual checks to service entities.

WM Intergroup does not accept donations to other Area 31 AA service committees online. If you have any question call us during normal business hours. Thank you

All About Western Mass Intergroup

​ Western Mass Intergroup Office

OF AREA 31 OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS

 AA GROUPS AND PERSONAL DONATIONS TO WESTERN MASS INTERGROUP

Who We Are

WESTERN MASS INTERGROUP:
is a body made up of representatives from all AA groups in the area (Area 31). It has met on a monthly basis since it was established in 1953. Each AA group elects, annually, one of its members (one year of sobriety recommended) to serve as its representative on this important committee, and, an alternate to regularly attend its meetings (one year of sobriety recommended). Its main responsibilities are to:


  1. Coordinate AA activities among its various groups and to help weaker groups in anyway possible.
  2. Maintain 24 hour AA telephone coverage.
  3. Publish regularly updated schedules of group meetings in the area.
  4. Provide a program which will promote regular visits between groups.
  5. Provide an inventory of AA Literature for the convenience of local groups and committees in an office which also serves as a communication and information center. 
  6. And, to act upon any suggestions by any group, through its representatives, that would be of potential benefit to our area.  

                                    Conclusion

At no time is Western Mass Intergroup in running the affairs of AA member groups.