The Corrections Committee carries the message to jails and correctional facilities. The committee assigns a sponsor for each meeting who is responsible for the “clearance” of AA members who want to attend meetings in correctional facilities. If you have an interest in these meetings, contact the Intergroup office. They will tell you about the meetings at juvenile facilities, county and city jails, and other correctional facilities.

The people who do this work are an especially dedicated group who carry the message to people ranging from those who have barely heard of our program to those with many years of sobriety. We do not pass the 7th Tradition basket at correctional meetings. The committee supplies all literature with funds generated through the Pink Can program and funds supplied by the groups through Eastside Intergroup.

We are currently seeking a Corrections Focal

To volunteer contact esig@eastsideaa.org

How to Donate Old Grapevines

Issaquah Jail Application

Dept. of Adult & Juvenile Detention Application

What is the Pink Can

• What is the Pink Can? What’s it For?March 23rd, 2020
  No doubt at some time or another you’ve been in a meeting and heard about the Pink Can. I know I’ve heard it announced in meetings and sometimes found that it wasn’t very well explained. The donations made to the Pink Can were never meant to replace your normal A.A. contributions to the basket for the 7th Tradition, but were meant to be in addition if you had the ability to donate extra and felt it was a good cause. […]