To serve our associated groups in carrying the A.A. message to the still suffering alcoholic according to the principles of the Twelve Steps, Twelve Traditions and Twelve Concepts of A.A., always remembering that our common welfare comes first.
This is our statement of purpose.
We serve our associated groups through various committees at Intergroup. We are always looking for volunteers to help serve on these committees. If you are a member of Alcoholics Anonymous and would like to help, click here for more information.
So many want to stop but cannot.
There is a solution.
Millions have solved the drink problem by following suggestions outlined in the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Attending a meeting is a great first step.

You are going to meet new friends in your own community. Near you, alcoholics are dying helplessly like people in a sinking ship. If you live in a large place, there are hundreds. High and low, rich and poor, these are future fellows of Alcoholics Anonymous. Among them you will make lifelong friends. You will be bound to them with new and wonderful ties, for you will escape disaster together and you will commence shoulder to shoulder your common journey.
Alcoholics Anonymous, The Story of How Many Thousands of Men and Women Have Recovered from Alcoholism (a.k.a. “The Big Book”) page 152
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This we owe to A.A.’s future: to place our common welfare first; to keep our fellowship united. For on A.A. unity depend our lives and the lives of those to come.