District 26 is an AA general service committee within Area 30, Massachusetts.

Join District 26
District 26 meets on the first Thursday 7pm at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 1200 John Fitch Hwy Fitchburg. All AAs are welcome.

Supporting District 26
Districts 26 is entirely funded by AA member and group contributions made by mail, in person, or via Venmo. Thank you in advance for your support.

Postal Mail	Online via Venmo
Treasurer PO Box 454 Leominster MA 01453

District 26 is an AA District in Eastern Massachusetts (Area 30). It includes all the towns in north Worcester County, a few in northwest Middlesex County, and one (Orange) in Franklin County, as shown below.

Ashburnham Ashby Athol Ayer Bolton Clinton Devens Fitchburg Gardner

Groton Harvard Hubbardston Lancaster Leominster Lunenburg Orange Pepperell Petersham

Phillipston Princeton Royalston Shirley Sterling Templeton Townsend Westminster Winchendon

What We Do
District 26 has many service positions. A GSR or AA member may take a position or join a committee.

District 26 Committee Positions [Click a Service Position to drill, Email Address to email.]

AA's general service structure is discussed below. See the pamphlet Circles of Love and Service for an AA service overview.

The Alcoholics Anonymous general service structure is often depicted as an inverted triangle. At the bottom of the triangle are two corporate entities: A.A. World Services and A.A. Grapevine that, through their governing trustees and directors, comprise the General Service Board. North America itself is partitioned into eight Regions, which in turn are comprised of 93 geographical Areas, which in turn are comprised of Districts, and within each district – at the top of the triangle – are the A.A. groups. For a map of districts in eastern Massachusetts, Area 30: click here.

          

A District is a geographic partition that gives A.A. groups a voice in matters affecting them or A.A. as a whole. Each District has a District Committee composed of representatives from local A.A. groups called General Service Representatives (GSRs). Each group may elect a GSR. The GSR is the link between a group and A.A. outside the group. The GSR attends district and area meetings and area assemblies to represent their group’s conscience.

The District Committee elects at least one representative, a District Committee Member (DCM) to serve as an essential link between the district and its Area. As a member of the Area committee, a DCM represents a District's conscience to the Area Delegate who, in turn, represents an Area's conscience at an annual General Service Conference attended by area delegates from the U.S.A. and Canada.

Massachusetts is divided into two A.A. areas: Eastern Massachusetts (Area 30) and Western Massachusetts (Area 31). In North America, there are a total of 93 service Areas.

Each area also has Central Offices or Intergroups that support local A.A. groups. The Boston Central Service Office is located in Boston and the Western MA Intergroup Office is located in Holyoke. There is also a Worcester Area Intergroup, a Berkshire Intergroup, a Cape Cod Intergroup, a Martha's Vineyard Intergroup and a Nantucket Intergroup.

The A.A. Service Manual describes Alcoholics Anonymous general service concepts in much greater detail. An Area 30 Service Handbook is for Area 30's service volunteers.