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Giving Tuesday contributions


  • Lansing Central AA 1915 E. Michigan Avenue, Ste. D Lansing, MI, 48912 USA (map)

Tuesday, Nov. 28, is Giving Tuesday.

Consider contributing to Lansing Central AA to help us help other alcoholics in the Lansing area.

In 2023 we:

  • Helped alcoholics and their families in Ingham, Clinton, Eaton, and parts of Shiawassee County

  • Served more than 200 AA groups

  • Provided listings for nearly 300 weekly meetings

  • Provided meetings in the Ingham County Jail. One weekly women’s meeting and two weekly men’s meetings

  • Maintained a 24-hour hotline with the help of a team of more than 30 volunteers fielding calls about everything including the alcoholic who needs a helpful ear, to treatment facilities asking for information to family members seeking information on how to help their loved one.

  • Hosted our annual Mackinac Island Fall Weekend retreat with more than 100 attendees from five states!

  • Hosted a weekly AA orientation meeting for newcomers or those with questions about AA

  • Began uploading local speaker meetings and the panel discussions from our retreat onto YouTube (@LansingCentralAA)

Consider making a contribution to Lansing Central AA this Giving Tuesday. We are a 501c3 organization that relies on contributions from AA members to keep the lights on for the next alcoholic who still suffers. Your contributions help us purchase literature and coins and conduct events and workshops.

As Alcoholics Anonymous, we can only accept contributions from AA members or groups. We thank you for your understanding.

HOW TO HELP

Mail: Mail your contributions made payable to Lansing Central AA and note in the memo personal or group contribution for Giving Tuesday. Send to Lansing Central AA, 1915 E. Michigan Ave., Ste. D, Lansing, MI 48912

Online/PAYPAL: Choose an increment or consider becoming a recurring contributor.

Earlier Event: October 20
Annual Mackinac Fall Weekend

We are here to help, reach out and get in touch with us

Reaching out for help can be scary - especially when you do not know where to start. The first thing to do is recognize that you are ready for a change. Are you tired of the grip alcohol has on your life? Have you tried to control your drinking and failed? Do you think your life is hopeless? Are you sick and tired of being sick and tired? If you answered yes to any of these questions or think you may have a problem with alcohol - you are ready to take the first step toward recovery to reclaim your life and learn a new way of living. Your first step could be to attend a meeting. You can also call the Lansing Central Office at:  517-377-1444. When you make that call you will talk to an AA member who understands precisely where you are and how you are feeling because they have been there too.

Call 517-377-1444 or Click here to contact us