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January 2026
There are several ways to give:
Mail your contribution to our office at 1600 Corporate Landing Parkway, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
Visit the Contributions page on our website at al-anon.org/contributions and contribute via PayPal or by credit card
Use the Contributions tab on the Al‑Anon Family Groups Mobile App to contribute electronically via Apple Pay or Google Pay
Your Year-End Opportunity for Giving
As the year draws to a close, we are reminded of the many ways your generous support has allowed us to carry the message of hope to the suffering families and friends of alcoholics. Al‑Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. (AFG, Inc.) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Therefore, individual contributions made directly to the organization are tax-deductible. Please consult your tax accountant on how to claim tax-deductible contributions on your tax return. As we wrap up the year, please remember AFG, Inc. when planning your year-end Seventh Tradition contributions.
“With sufficient membership contributions, Al‑Anon will always be there for families and friends of alcoholics.” Paths to Recovery (B-24) p. 193
The Al‑Anon Family Groups History Bundle (K-75) includes:
Many Voices, One Journey (B-31)
The Al-Anon Family Groups – Classic Edition (B-5)
Alcoholism, The Family Disease (P-4)
This discounted set is just $25 US and includes free shipping.
New! Holiday History Bundle!
The Al‑Anon Family Groups History Bundle with Free Shipping!
Al-Anon’s 75th anniversary is coming up in 2026, and now you can follow the fascinating story of our fellowship’s beginnings and development through the years and revisit one of our first pamphlets with the Al‑Anon Family Groups History Bundle (K-75) with free shipping
Available as a set for a limited time – through January 2, 2026
Visit al-anon.org/shop to explore our literature today!
January Members Blog Topic
What’s Your Recovery Resolution?
As we begin a new year, it’s a good time to pause and reset. Setting a recovery goal allows us to focus on healing, emotionally, physically, and spiritually; to find balance; and to move forward with purpose.
January’s blog topic is, “Do you have a recovery resolution for 2026?” As always, you can also write about Al-Anon’s three Legacies. This month features Step One, Tradition One, and Concept One.
Please share with us at al-anon.org/member-blog
Sharings on the Member Blog may be used in future Al-Anon publications. New topics are being added each month!
Hidden Gems of Public Outreach
Al-Anon offers a wide range of public outreach materials—some well-known, others less familiar but equally impactful. These lesser-known pamphlets address specific audiences and situations, helping carry Al-Anon’s message to a wider audience. Go to al‑anon.org/shop to explore these essential service tools designed to reach those who often go unseen yet deeply need our support:
- Alcoholics, Their Families, and the Judicial System (S-65ES & S-65EF)
- What Happens after Treatment? (P-81ES & P-81EF)
- Living in a Shelter (P-82ES & P-82EF)
- Al-Anon’s Path to Recovery—Al-Anon Family Groups Welcome Native Americans/Aboriginals (S-67)
- Al-Anon Family Groups Welcome …African Americans, …African Canadians, …All People of Color (S-68)