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Volunteer Opportunities
Get involved and make a difference in our AA community
There are a variety of ways to contribute your time and skills. Volunteering with AA strengthens our community and helps others on their journey to sobriety. Whether you’re interested in event planning, outreach, or supporting meetings, there’s a role for everyone.
The District 22 Monthly GSR and Service Position Meeting is the 1st Sunday of the Month at Zion Lutheran Church – Elgin, Illinois
How to Become a Volunteer
Volunteering with Alcoholics Anonymous is open to all members who wish to support our mission of sobriety and community outreach. No prior experience is required—just a willingness to help and a commitment to AA principles.
Meeting Support
General Service Representative (GSR)
Support AA meetings by becoming a GSR of your home group.
✓ Enhance meeting experiences
✓ Gain leadership experiencess about recovery resources
✓ Build connections with local partners
✓ Help newcomers find support
Outreach Initiatives
Cooperation with the Professional Community (CPC) & Public Information (PI) Committee, Corrections Committee & Treatment Committee
Join outreach efforts to spread awareness about AA in the community. Volunteers assist with distributing literature and connecting with local organizations.
✓ Enhance meeting experiences
✓ Gain leadership experiencess about recovery resources
✓ Build connections with local partners
✓ Help newcomers find support
Other Local Service Opportunities
These positions meet at the monthly District 22 GSR & Service Meeting (the 1st Sunday of the month) at:
Zion Lutheran Church – 330 Griswold, Elgin, IL
Take on essential service positions such as literature coordinator or Corrections Chair. These roles keep our groups functioning and connected to the wider AA fellowship.
Open District 22 service positions:
- Corrections
- Alternate Corrections
- CPC/PI
- Alternate CPC/PI
- Grapevine
- Alternate Grapevine