Making A Donation
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Thank you for your donation, keeping Al-Anon Family Groups self-supporting through member donations. Your generosity is always appreciated.
If you are not an Al-Anon member, we thank you for your kindness, but respectfully decline your donation. Please learn more about Al-Anon’s donation policy and philosophy as embedded in our Seventh Tradition, below.
Members note: all donations are tax deductible.
Personal Donations
Personal Donations to the Al-Anon Australia General Fund via the GiveNow website. If your mobile phone has a camera, the QR code below takes you directly to the GiveNow web-based portal.
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For detailed information about GiveNow please contact the AGSO by phone or email.
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Australian General Service Office (AGSO) bank account details for Electronic Funds Transfer:
BSB: 063158 Acct No.: 10035455
We ask members to please email AGSO when making a donation: [email protected] advising of a full name and the Group or Area you belong to. Then we can reply with your receipt. If it’s a regular donation and you always use the same reference, it’s only necessary to send us one email at the start.
Credit Card Options are available using PayID and PayPal
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Al-Anon’s philosophy about donations
Tradition Seven, Al-Anon Family Groups
“Every group ought to be fully self-supporting, declining outside contributions.”
While group member contributions cover each group’s rent and other expenses such as refreshments and keeping some Al-Anon Conference Approved Literature on hand, the Seventh Tradition donations are essential at every level of Al‐Anon service.
It is both a privilege and a responsibility for groups and members to ensure that not only their group remains self-supporting, but also that all links of service remain self‐supporting. This philosophy keeps Al‐Anon free from outside influences which might divert us from our primary purpose: supporting families and friends of alcoholics.