“While contributions cover each group’s rent and other expenses, the Seventh Tradition is essential at every level of A.A. service. It is both a privilege and a responsibility for groups and members to ensure that not only their group, but also their intergroup/central office, local services, district, area, and the General Service Office remain self-supporting. This keeps A.A. free of outside influences that might divert us from our primary purpose — to help the alcoholic who still suffers.”


Service Material from the General Service Office

7th TRADITION CONTRIBUTIONS

In keeping with A.A.’s Seventh Tradition of self-support, we can only accept contributions from A.A. members.

MAIL CONTRIBUTIONS TO:
CNIA Contributions
PO Box 161712
Sacramento, CA 95816-1712
*Please include your Group’s name and group number on the 7th Tradition contribution checks.


ZELLE CONTRIBUTIONS
Open the Zelle app on your mobile device and send to treasurer@cnia.org.


ONLINE CONTRIBUTIONS

Please USE THE FORM BELOW to submit your contribution.

Use the Group Number Lookup to find your group number.

Your privacy and security is important to us. We do not store your credit card information. Your online contributions are processed through the secure Square server.

RESOURCES

Learn more on the Finance Committee page.

Seventh Tradition Fact Sheet (English)

Seventh Tradition Fact Sheet (Spanish)

FAQ on Seventh Tradition at Virtual Meetings

Listen about the Seventh Tradition

WHERE MONEY AND SPIRITUALITY MIX


Members celebrate sobriety by giving time, energy and money in support of carrying the A.A. message. Members assure that group expenses are paid by voluntarily putting money into the basket passed at each meeting. Contributions support the group and A.A. worldwide. Contributions ensure that:

  • Groups get meeting space
  • Phones get answered
  • Alcoholic persons in custody get Big Books
  • Professionals get correct information about A.A.
  • Lone A.A. members get letters
  • Newcomers get literature and meeting lists
  • A.A.s around the globe share experience, strength and hope