Front Desk Volunteer Opportunities-Tuesdays
Looking for a meaningful way to strengthen your sobriety through service?
📞 Ready to Get Involved?
Call Heartland Intergroup at (863) 688-0211 and ask about front-desk volunteer opportunities.
Ever wonder how you can strengthen your sobriety while answering phones,
welcoming visitors, and pointing people toward a meeting—or maybe even toward the coffee?
Heartland Intergroup of A.A., Inc. is currently looking for trusted servants to help at the Intergroup front desk.
Current Volunteer Shifts
Tuesday: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Tuesday: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
If these days and times aren’t a good fit for you right now, please call the Intergroup office
at (863) 688-0211. There may be other ways for you to be of service.
Front-desk service is an important part of carrying the A.A. message. Volunteers may answer phones, respond to 12-Step calls, welcome visitors, help people find meetings, and assist with literature and other Intergroup needs.
Why Do We Do Service?
As Dr. Bob shared in Alcoholics Anonymous (page 181):
“I spend a great deal of time passing on what I learned to others who want and need it badly. I do it for four reasons:
1. Sense of duty
2. It is a pleasure
3. Because in doing so I am paying my debt to the man who took time to pass it on to me
4. **Because every time I do it I take out a little more insurance for myself against a possible slip.”
Service at the Intergroup desk is a simple way to live that out. It is also a great way to meet people, stay connected to the fellowship, and become more involved in the work of carrying the message.
And, occasionally, you might even master the fine art of the three-ring binder!
Could You Be of Service?
If you’re interested in volunteering at the front desk, please contact Heartland Intergroup at (863) 688-0211 to learn about the sobriety requirements and current opportunities. And, as always, check in with your sponsor first.
Heartland Intergroup currently lists one year of continuous sobriety, having a sponsor, and having worked the Twelve Steps and actively applying them among the front-desk volunteer requirements. Training is provided, and prior front-desk experience isn’t necessary.
And if you were one of those rare individuals who didn’t need much patience or tolerance from others during your drinking… you may simply have discovered the value of service in a different way.
Join us here—answering phones, welcoming people, carrying the message, and staying sober one shift at a time.
Service is one of the ways we give back what was freely given to us—and every volunteer counts.
