Verily, three times is a charm! At our January meeting everyone planted a seed. February brought nurturing to their efforts. In March, some shared the growth emerging from the soil. Ryan, Corrections Chair, has both men and women volunteers taking the message into a local Tribal jail. Josh, Treatment Chair, having completed one panel discussion at a treatment center now has a second one ready to go. Others in the area are showing interest. Phones are ringing at the hotline and our Chair, Big Mike and his crew are answering and responding. Doug, Website Chair is addressing and distinguishing the differences between promotion and public information to not break Tradition and fuel a controversy. Andrew, Accessibility Chair has agreed to act as liaison between us and Districts 7, 8, 21,27, and 37 (SSS of Area 72) on an upcoming Speaker Exchange Program. More information next month. Our GSR outreach group goes into full action this month by reaching out and visiting struggling groups in need of attendance and resources so they can help the suffering alcoholic reaching out to them for help. Y.P.C. Rosalind plans on contacting District high schools and colleges about literature distribution. She also has plans on a Youth Fair for May. I will be sure to give more details next month. Kasi, Third Legacy Chair plans on speaking at any District groups interested on learning what their Groups 7th Tradition District contributions are used for and why they’re crucial in funding resources the District needs to aid the Alcoholic in need. All our Chairs and GSR’s are active. Ther should be a harvest of some sort continuously throughout the whole year. Finally, we have formed an ADHOC committee to update our District handbook, last updated in 2018.
We keep it simple, carrying the message, One Day at a Time! Jim M. dcm28
