7th Tradition
7th Tradition
The 7th Tradition

Ways to give

Every OA group is fully self-supporting through its own contributions — we decline all outside donations. Your giving keeps meetings running, the phone line answered, and the message of recovery within reach.

Local

Keeps Phoenix meetings, events, and the info line going.

Region 3

Supports recovery efforts across the southwestern U.S

World

Carries the message worldwide through OA World Service.

Four ways to contribute

Give whatever you can, however is easiest for you. Every amount helps.

Donate online

The quickest way to give. Pay with PayPal, Venmo, or any debit or credit card — no account required.

  • Click the Donate button below to open our secure PayPal checkout.
  • Choose PayPal, Venmo, or enter a debit/credit card — no PayPal account needed.
  • Enter any amount and confirm. A receipt is emailed to you.

Donate

Check by mail

Prefer to mail a contribution? Make your check payable to ASDI and send it to our post office box.

  • Make the check payable to “ASDI”.
  • Mail to: P.O. Box 47565, Phoenix, AZ 85068-75651.
  • Include your group name on the memo line if giving on behalf of a meeting.

Bank bill pay or Zelle

Send a contribution straight from your bank with no fees — through your bank’s online bill pay or Zelle.

  • In your bank’s bill pay, add “ASDI” as a payee using our P.O. Box address.
  • For Zelle, send to the email on file — call the info line to confirm current details.
  • Set it up once, then give one time or on a recurring schedule.

Cash at meetings

Give in person the traditional way — drop a Seventh Tradition contribution in the basket.

  • Place cash in the basket passed at any face-to-face meeting.
  • Contributions can also be left in the OA Office safe.
  • Your group’s treasurer forwards a portion to intergroup, region, and world service.
Mail checks to

ASDI
P.O. Box 47565
Phoenix, AZ 85068-75651

Questions about giving?
Call (602) 234-1195
or email info@oaphoenix.org

In keeping with our Seventh Tradition, OA is self-supporting and declines outside contributions. Donations are made by members and friends of the fellowship. OA is a nonprofit; contributions are not tax-deductible as charitable gifts.