Manual Contributions
Contribute with Check
- Make check payable to: Lake-Sumter Central Office Inc.
- Mark check with: “donation” and also add group name/number if applicable.
Contribute with Cash
- Do not send cash by mail.
Grateful Givers
One of the best ways you can help us carry the message is to become a member of the “Grateful Givers”. These are people who donate $5 or more each month to supporting our primary purpose around the Lake-Sumter County Area. Grateful Givers donations can be set up on a monthly automatic charge on your debit or credit card.
Lake-Sumter Central Office Inc. is very appreciative of all donations. As Bill W. remarked, it’s not how much you give, but the fact that you do give to help support AA.
- Print Grateful Givers Form
- Fill Out
- Mail to 2113 Citrus Blvd. Ste. A, Leesburg FL 34748.
Digital Contributions – Step 1
Making an online contribution is a two step process. In keeping with AA’s Seventh Tradition of self-support, we accept contributions only from AA groups and members. By completing this short form before making your contribution you are helping to ensure Tradition 7 is honored.
Once you click “Submit” you will be taken to Step Two to make your contribution.
Suggested Contribution Breakdown
- 50% Central Office-2113 Citrus Blvd, Ste. AA, Leesburg, Fl 34748
- 10% World Service Post Office Box 2407, New York, NY 10116-2407
- 30% District 7-3427 Warm Springs Avenue, Ste. 140, The Villages, Fl 32163
- 10% Area 14, Panel 75 Treasurer-PO Box 840066, St. Augustine, Fl 32080
Group Contributions
Individual Direct Gifts
Birthday Club
New Advisory Action! Virtual Groups and Conference Participation
- The U.S./Canada General Service Structure recognize online groups and encourage their participation, listing those groups who ask to be listed within the group’s preferred district and area, with the default option being the location of the group’s primary contact. This supersedes the 1997 Advisory Action that designated online groups as “International Correspondence Meetings.” – 2022
- The General Service Board form a committee to explore future possibilities for the participation of online groups in the U.S./Canada General Service structure.