Sponsored by Greater Minneapolis Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous, the 40th Annual Gratitude Night is known as the local “A.A. Prom”. If you are sober and in the greater Minneapolis area, this is an event you may want to have on your radar!

When:

Saturday, March 25th, 2023, 6:30 pm – 12:00 am (GET CRAZY!)

Where:

Minneapolis Convention Center, 1301 Second Avenue South, Minneapolis – Ballroom A – Across from Dunn Bros

Speakers:

Al-Anon Speaker: Jim D., St. Paul, MN
AA Speaker: Rose E., Spring Hill, FL

Please note Speakers ASL Interpreted

What to Expect:

Learn about Minneapolis Intergroup
Volunteer Countdown
Sobriety Countdown
Area 36 Service Committees Info Tables
DJ & Dance because we are not a glum lot!
Photo Booth

Tickets: $12 in advance / $15 at the door

Tickets are available at the Intergroup Office and IG Representatives. *This Intergroup event is self-supporting through the sale of tickets. Greater Minneapolis Intergroup – Alcoholics Anonymous (aaminneapolis.org)

“Why should not each of us tell himself: ‘Yes, we were once a burden on everybody. We were “takers”. Now that we are sober, and by the Grace of God have become responsible citizens of the world, why shouldn’t we now about-face and become “thankful givers”! Yes, it is high time we did.”
— Bill W., Language of the Heart page 86

The Central Office helps carry the A.A. message to the alcoholic who still suffers by coordinating the following services:

Answer Phones 24 Hours a Day
Information & A.A. Meeting Location Calls
A.A. 12-Step Calls
A.A. Literature—English & Spanish
A.A. Grapevine Publications
A.A. Orientation Meeting
A.A. Group Evening Phone Answering
MIRUS Newsletter…the Shared Voice of IG
Public Information/CPC Resource
Intergroup Information Committee
Intergroup Sponsored Events
Meeting Directories
Daytime Office Volunteers
Night Owl/Early Bird Phone Committee
Cooperation with Outside Agencies
Web Site—Meetings Updated Weekly
Special Event Information

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Resources Are Available

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