AAIGK:
Alcoholics Anonymous Inter-Group Korea (AAIGK) provides services to the English-language AA communities in Korea. We run a volunteer telephone answering service, keep and update a list of AA meetings, maintain an inventory of AA literature, and organize AA-related events that groups may not have the resources to do themselves. We try to keep track of English-language meetings throughout the peninsula.
Finances:
In our English-speaking recovery community in Korea, we don't have the same kind of AA service structure that many English-language AA members may be familiar with from North America or elsewhere. English-language AA in Korea operates independently, but in cooperation with Korean AA. While we still get a lot of our literature from the General Services Office in New York, that office is more focused on directly supporting AA groups in North America. Here in Korea, we operate under the umbrella of the Asia-Oceania Service Meeting (AOSM).
AAIGK currently suggests that English-speaking AA groups keep a prudent reserve of 7th tradition funds to cover misc. expenses for 3-6 months: coffee, literature, rent, etc. Any remaining 7th tradition funds over the prudent reserve would be cordially accepted by AAIGK. Please contact the treasurer of AAIGK, Jeff, for more information to wire money to AAIGK: jmskor@yahoo.com or 010-9378-9419. The funds that are contributed to AAIGK are used to reach more alcoholics, foster fellowship, maintain AA Korea website and support new & struggling AA groups.
Privacy Policy:
We do not collect any personal data information. Any names and contact information exchanged on the website are voluntarily provided by the data owner as a means of facilitating help between AA members and individuals in need of support.
Alcoholics Anonymous Inter-Group Korea (AAIGK) provides services to the English-language AA communities in Korea. We run a volunteer telephone answering service, keep and update a list of AA meetings, maintain an inventory of AA literature, and organize AA-related events that groups may not have the resources to do themselves. We try to keep track of English-language meetings throughout the peninsula.
Finances:
In our English-speaking recovery community in Korea, we don't have the same kind of AA service structure that many English-language AA members may be familiar with from North America or elsewhere. English-language AA in Korea operates independently, but in cooperation with Korean AA. While we still get a lot of our literature from the General Services Office in New York, that office is more focused on directly supporting AA groups in North America. Here in Korea, we operate under the umbrella of the Asia-Oceania Service Meeting (AOSM).
AAIGK currently suggests that English-speaking AA groups keep a prudent reserve of 7th tradition funds to cover misc. expenses for 3-6 months: coffee, literature, rent, etc. Any remaining 7th tradition funds over the prudent reserve would be cordially accepted by AAIGK. Please contact the treasurer of AAIGK, Jeff, for more information to wire money to AAIGK: jmskor@yahoo.com or 010-9378-9419. The funds that are contributed to AAIGK are used to reach more alcoholics, foster fellowship, maintain AA Korea website and support new & struggling AA groups.
Privacy Policy:
We do not collect any personal data information. Any names and contact information exchanged on the website are voluntarily provided by the data owner as a means of facilitating help between AA members and individuals in need of support.