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Mile High Area Service Committee Meeting June 3, 2007

Meeting began at 2:00p.m. with a moment of silence followed by the Serenity Prayer. “The 12 Concepts of Service” was read by Jonathan.

ATTENDANCE

Administrative Committee Chairperson Dan Present Vice-Chairperson Jerry Present Secretary Karen W. Present Treasurer Lindsay Present RCM1 Scotty F. Absent RCMII Joseph B Present

Subcommittees

Activities Subcommittee James K. Absent CRCNA Liaison Vale Present Hospitals & Institutions(H & I) Jay Mc. Present Literature Subcommittee Alan T. Present Outreach Subcommittee Nick Present Phone Line Subcommittee Brenda C. Present Public Information Subcom. Dawn Present Training Subcommittee Desiree F. Absent Website Subcommittee Michael Present

(GSRs Present at Area)

# HOME GROUP NAME # HOME GROUP NAME 1. 12 Alarm Recovery Rick A 22. Sisters in Recovery Shelby H. 2. 5th Tradition Tom G. 23. Sunday School Danielle W. 3. Ain’t Dead Yet Mike H. 24. Surrender in Recovery Michelle W. 4. Bring Your Own Lunch Lenny M. 25. Surrender to Win Jonathan O. 5. Clean & Serene George D. 26. Welcome Home 6. Continued Deflation Karl S. 27. Uptown Steppers Robin W. 7. Don’t Know Diddley… Mike M. Young at Heart 8. Early Birds Marcus N. 9. Gimme the Text//3 Steps Eric E. 10. Golden Group Torri F. 11. Happy Hour Diane S. 12. Hope Without Dope Elaine C. 13. Just Can’t Miss It Robbie R. 14. Living Proof Randy K. 15. Meet’n Up North Perry L 16. NA Matinee Dan L. 17. Ray of Light Jim E. 18. Recovering in Denver Polly G. 19. Riders in Recovery 20. Saturday Night Live Tim C. 21. Southern Serenity Mac M.

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MONTHLY ANNOUNCEMENTS NEXT MHASC MEETING: SUNDAY MAY 6, 2007 @2:00pm Please submit your group donations to the Treasurer within the first hour of this meeting. Please submit literature orders, they are only taken until the break of the meeting. When submitting group donations, please write the name of your group on checks. If you are not sure of

the amount, do not estimate, wait until you get the exact total before completing the check. SURRENDER & RECOVERY –WE ARE MOVING- Effective June 27, 2007, United Church, 1410

Colorado Blvd. in the recovery room, please use 14th Street door, Idaho Springs, CO, for more info call 303-832-3784

AIN’T DEAD YET – 20TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION – 8085 E. Hampden – in the Gym; 11am to 5pm, July 28, 2007 (flyer attached)

HOPE WITHOUT DOPE needs support, Monday & Wednesday at 7pm, 3555 S. Wadsworth URCNA CAMPVENTION XXIV, July 13-15, 2007 Unifying the Pieces, Lodgepole Campground,

Heber, Utah, for more info contact Registration/Information: Tina S. @ 801-856-0095 GIMMIE FIELD DAY – Sunday, July 15, 2007 Field day events, Tug-a-war, etc. Food 4:30pm,

speaker 6:30pm at Barnum Park, W 4th Avenue & Julian For more info contact Gabe at 720-334-6219

Approval of Minutes. May 2007 minutes approved

With amendment: Danielle nominee for Training Subcommittee

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER’S REPORTSChairperson’s Report Dan A. Hello everyone,

Please forgive this lengthy report as I submit my final report as Chair of the MHASC. As you are aware, MHASC Subcommittee and Administrative Committee elections are today. I am

excited to learn who our new Trusted Servants will be. I remind all current Trusted Servants that you can best ensure a smooth transition to your successor by actively training them and working with them over the next few months.

It has been a privilege to serve the Mile High Area of Service Committee of Narcotics Anonymous. I want to thank you all for allowing me to be of service to this body for the past 3 years in an Administrative capacity. As I stated last month, I believe I have been blessed most by the service positions you have entrusted me with at MHASC. I will miss our monthly meetings, but I have no doubt you will all succeed and flourish with the newly elected Team.

As I look back on the past years, a few facts stand out: • Our average meeting attendance was less than 20 GSRs. • The Area Meetings had a reputation as being confrontational, inefficient, and painfully long. • In July, 2005, we were in a downward financial spiral; we were outspending our income by thousands of

dollars per year. • At times we had less than $150, no prudent reserve and no Guidelines to ensure we met our most basic

obligations.

I want to review some of the accomplishments over the past 2 years: • Area meetings now have an atmosphere of compassion, respect and efficiency, and our Groups are

aware of this. • This awareness is best demonstrated by the increase in GSR participation by more than 50%. As of

May, 2007, we are averaging more than 33 GSRs in attendance! I applaud you and your Groups for this. • We have successfully written and implemented fiscally responsible Guidelines to avoid financial

shortfalls as severe as in the past.

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• We have maintained active, vibrant, and expanding Sub-Committees carrying more messages to more still suffering addicts than ever before.

The job is not finished; there is plenty more to do. I am confident that this body will rise to meet the challenges we still face by:

• Electing strong leadership in our Administrative Committee and Subcommittees, and holding all Trusted Servants to the highest standards of integrity and commitment.

• Continuing to take ownership of issues this body faces and making sound decisions on issues on the table, such as the Area Planning Tool and the direction of our Literature Subcommittee based on recommendations from the Ad-Hoc Committee, as well as new issues that will face this body.

• Maintaining fiscal responsibility within the MHASC so we can better carry the message to the addict who still suffers.

As we move forward with our newly elected Trusted Servants, I challenge you all to keep the primary purpose of this body as stated in the Guidelines of the MHASC as your top priority: The purpose if the MHASC is to support its groups on fulfilling their primary purpose by providing services deemed necessary by the groups. In all its proceedings, the MHASC shall adhere to The Twelve Traditions, Twelve Concepts of Service of N.A. and the resources of A Guide to Local Services.

The next regularly scheduled meeting of the MHASC will be held on Sunday, July 1, 2:00 P.M. at 1212 Mariposa. Thank you for letting me be of service. Dan A Vice-Chairperson’s Report Jerry Hello, everyone.

I had a great time at the World Learning Days and look forward to sharing my newly learned information with you all. I also met with the Treasurer and the Chair to go over the budget. I would like to express my gratitude for being allowed to be of service to this body for the past year. I would also like to thank Dan for all of his hard work and dedication to service at the Mile High Area. Thanks also to all of the subcommittee chairs, admin committee and GSR’s. It has been a good year. Thank you for letting be of service, Jerry , Secretary’s Report Karen W. Thank you for allowing me to be of service, Karen Treasurer’s Report Lindsay Opening Balance for June, 2007: $1,761.03 Emergency Reserve: $1,413.97

We had additional returned checks this month, totaling $278.63. They were from the same individual who bounced checks last month. Therefore, I will no longer be able to accept checks from this individual – you know who you are. If possible, please provide area with a money order in the amount of $278.63 to make good on the returned checks. Closing Balance June, 2007: $548.36 Opening Balance July, 2007: $393.10 ($300 of which is for H&I, so the ACTUAL opening balance is $93.10) Please see the attached approved budget for Quarter 1, 2007. ILS,Lindsay RCM I Scotty F. No report RCM II Joseph B. Verbal report – no written report

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SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS Activities Subcommittee James K. No Report CRCNA Liaison Vale *Hospitality room sign ups are for 2 hours this year. You can sign up at nacolorado.org. Any group signing up will be responsible for cleaning up the room after they have used it and keeping fresh coffee brewed in their allotted time period. *We still need a Convention and Web Chair *The main hope/idea for the Saturday night event is a Halloween/costume party. Alan introduced a band that was voted in. The name of the Saturday night band is "Boogie Machine." *Terri, from H&I, is continuing to request facilities that she can fax an information sheet to with all the low down on CRCNA. *All subcommittees continue to need help at this point. Due to the lack of support CRCNA was hoping to piggy back on a lot of events that are already occurring. I explained that MHASC doesn't presently have an Activities chair. You can find out when and where all CRCNA subcommittees meet by going to nacolorado.org and clinking on the link to CRCNA. *The convention is going to have three main speakers and 42 topics have been chosen for marathon meetings to present to region. *You can register for CRCNA online at this time. They are currently having problems with being able to print the flier from the website and this is being addressed. *I also need to correct something from my announcement at area. I was under the belief that up to 5 addicts could get in a room for the $79 room rate. After re-reading the minutes and my notes, I found that the maximum number of addicts allowed to stay in one room is 5 (due to fire code). Jay is still checking with the hotel if all 5 are covered under the rate. I will keep everyone updated as soon as I know. Thank you and in loving service, Vale , MHASC CRCNA XXI Liaison H&I Jay Mc.

We had our last subcommittee meeting on May 13, 2007. We had 17 people in attendance. Our next subcommittee meeting is next Sunday (June 10th) at 5 PM at 1212 Mariposa. We are looking for people to go in to several different facilities. We will be doing H & I Training at the July 8th subcommittee meeting. I ask that all GSR’s please announce this at their home groups. 6th months clean time and H&I training are all that are required to go into many of the facilities we serve. We have not been able to take meeting into certain facilities as scheduled due to lack of volunteers (Jefferson County Jail – Men’s and The Federal Correctional Institute). We are still looking for Panel Coordinators for Parker Valley Hope, Jefferson County Jail – Men’s and The Phoenix Center.

We are still disbursing the Basic Texts given to us by the Colorado Region. This should be completed by July. My tenure as Chair of the H&I subcommittee is coming to an end. It is still my hope to complete a thorough review of our literature needs on a facility by facility basis if the new H&I Chair feels that is something we need to do. I would also like to see our subcommittee conduct an inventory which I would be happy to spearhead.

I want to thank the Mile High Area and all the member of the fellowship for the opportunity to serve this past year. It has been a great chance to learn and grow and further my recovery. I am humbled by the notion that everyone here trusted me with such an awesome job. I hope that in some small way I was able to help carry our message. I still believe that H&I is one of the most rewarding service opportunities for our members.

I have full faith that Terry C will be an awesome Chair, if elected. She has helped me tremendously in serving as H&I chair. She really made me look good…..even when I was too proud to admit I was overwhelmed. She has my full support. In loving service, Jay Mc

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Literature Subcommittee Alan T. Thank you for letting me serve, Alan T. Outreach Subcommittee Nick S. The Outreach Subcommittee for the Mile High Area June Report The Outreach Subcommittee for the Mile High Area meets at 1212 Mariposa St. at 5:00 pm the 2nd Sunday of the month. With our correspondence program we received 8 letters, we sent 13 letters and we sent 2 books Our Adopt-a-Meeting program is currently supporting the meeting "Hope Without Dope". Our Meetings-on-Wheels program saw no activity this last month. We had 2 people show up for subcommittee meeting last month. Thank you for letting me be of service Nick S. .

Phone Line Subcommittee Brenda C. Hello, I am Brenda. he Phone Line Chair, the schedule is all taken again; also only 2-3 members give me their phone log monthly reports. The phone line has been difficult over the last year. If no one is able to step up for the phone line chairperson, I suggest we just let it go. No one showed up for the Phone Line Subcommittee meeting. However, I was able to train 2 that following weekend which was at CRCNA fund raising event, one and the day before, one at a time. We will be electing a new chair today. Thank you for allowing me to be of service, Brenda C. . Public Information Subcommittee Dawn S. Thanks for checking. Actually, my last month was the previous month, so I didn't have a report this month. Only one person showed up to the May subcommittee, and since it was Mother's Day, we decided to cut it short, so there's nothing much to report. Drug court is up and running -- so that's good news. As far as I know, there's nobody else to step up. There are a few women I know who are interested in doing some PI work, but not able to commit to 12 months of Sunday area meetings in addition to 12 months of Sunday subcommittee meetings. We have discussed trying to go forward without a chair and each of us would share the responsibility of going to area meetings. Not even sure if PI got a budget for the next quarter. I've tried to announce that PI needs bodies to show up, but I started to get an attitude (not a positive one), and so decided it's time to step away. I know enough about NA that if I'm still showing up and acting like the chair, nobody else will. I keep telling myself it's about me showing up for my recovery, but it would be nice to see some commitment from the fellowship, too. It would be nice to see this area doing something to reach out to the addict who still suffers -- so they don't have to go to jail or institutions to hear aboutus. One thing I am grateful for is to have gotten to know some fellow addicts -- like you -- that I might not have run into otherwise. If you get tired of being secretary and want to join the PI underground women, let me know. Thanks for letting me ramble. In loving service, Dawn S. Training Subcommittee Desiree F. No Report Submitted. Website Subcommittee Michael H. Meeting Location & Time: Called by request Report:

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a. 1550 meeting list delivered upped from 1250 last month. Remember you can view and print the meeting list from the website anytime.

b. There are 112 meetings listed in the MHA.

c. There is an update sheet going around please edit and return to me. Include your name and phone

number incase there are questions.

d. Added meetings • 7:30pm - Sisters in Recovery — O,D,Women’s mtg - 3030 Downing St, Denver • 7:30p - Together We Can — O,D,WA - 8817 S Broadway, Highlands Ranch (church, WA - NW

CRNR RM)

e. Edited meetings • Added 100th & Steele to Meet’n Up North • Added format change to Just Can’t Miss It - 1st & 3rd Wed Discussion - 2nd & 4th Wed

Traditions Study • Change time from 8:00 to 7:30 Ain’t Dead Yet! — O,D,WA,LS-Spiritual Principals - 8085 E

Hampden Ave, Denver (90 min)

f. Removed meetings • NONE

g. Added – Area planning tool on the trusted servants page.

h. Please look over the Events page on the website for things happening in our Area.

In loving service, Michael H. Literature Level Ad-Hoc Joseph C.

Report attached. Joseph C.

OLD BUSINESSMOTION #: 04-01-07#1 Motion Made By: George D., Clean & Serene Motion Seconded By: Kent C., 5th Tradition Group Motion: Reduce yellow page ad to 1 line. Intent: My group’s conscience is to reduce contractual expenses. We feel that the yellow page ad is not an effective means to reach the still suffering addict. We feel that by starting the discussion now (soon), we will have time to bring it back to the groups for adequate discussion. MOTION re-TABLED MOTION #2: 04-01-07#1 Motion Made By: Joseph C., Golden Group Motion Seconded By: Robbie R., Just Can’t Miss It Motion: For Mile High Area to implement the Area Planning Tool as written in the pr handbook from beginning to end with the Mile High Area Administrative Committee setting the planning process into action as suggested by the planning tool and written by World Service of NA. Intent: To align pour service structure with what the world has set in place. With the guidance of what that world has set forth for Areas to take an honest look at what is working and what is not working at the Subcommittee level. within two Area meetings. MOTION re-TABLED

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MOTION #: 05-06-07#1 Motion Made By: Riders in Recovery Motion Seconded By: Mike M., Don’t Know Diddley… Motion: To adopt Unity Day as an Area event for the Mile High Area Activities Subcommittee. Intent: To meet our primary purpose to get the message o the addict who still suffers. MOTION PASSED BY CONSENSUS MOTION #: 05-06-07#3 Motion Made By: Mike M., Don’t Know Diddley… Motion Seconded By: Yarika, Young at Heart Motion: Remove K.N.K. Kink Friendly from meeting list within 2 months if they don’t move meeting location. Intent: Eliminate the 21 & over requirement to enter the premises which violates NA traditions. MOTION FAILED MOTION #: 05-06 -07#4 Motion Made By: Perry L., Meetn’ Up North Motion Seconded By: Melissa, Living Proof Motion: That the $700 be put in equal amounts between the Area and the subcommittees.. Intent: That the funds can be used at the Area level. MOTION WITHDRAWN

NEW BUSINESS MOTION #: 06-03 -07#1 Motion Made By: Motion Seconded By: Motion: Accept budget as presented to Area Intent: MOTION PASSED BY CONSENSUS MOTION #: 06 -03-07#2 Motion Made By: Outreach Subcommittee Motion Seconded By: Karl S., Continued Deflation Motion: We would like to be given $250 for stamped envelopes and 4 Basic Texts. $200 for stamped envelopes and $50 for the Basic Text. That’s for a total of $500 envelopes Intent: The intent is to not let an addict pay for the stamped letters we use in our correspondence program of Outreach. Also, we usually send 2 books a month to inmates through world. This quarter we were only budgeted for 2 books for the entire quarter. MOTION PASSED BY CONSENSUS MOTION #: 05-06 -07#3 Motion Made By: Jay Mc., H & I Motion Seconded By: Mike H., Ain’t dead Yet Motion: That $300 from the Area surplus be designated to H & I. Money to be used to purchase additional literature Intent: That H & I budget had been cut the past two quarters. This will allow the subcommittee to purchase additional IPs and little white books that had to be out due to budget contraints. MOTION PASSED BY CONSENSUS MOTION #: 06-03-07#4 Motion Made By: Sisters in Recovery Motion Seconded By: Motion: Add $19.53 to last months motion. Intent: PASSED BY CONSENSUS

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MOTION #: 05-06 -07#5 Motion Made By: Golden Group Motion Seconded By: Deborah P., Just Can’t Miss It Motion: Forward the funds $700 to Region Intent: To further carry the message at the region level MOTION PASSED BY CONSENSUS MOTION #: 05-06 -07#6 Motion Made By: Jay Mc Motion Seconded By: Danelle W., Sunday School Motion: $200.00 be donated to World Intent: MOTION PASSED BY CONSENSUS

ELECTIONS - HELD ON JUNE 3, 2007

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL NEW TRUSTED SERVANTS MHASC POSITIONS Chairperson: Jerry B., 6 yrs.

Vice-Chairperson: Alan T., 18 yrs. Secretary: Sarah Z., 15 mos. Treasurer: Lindsey, 7yrs. RCMII: (2 yr. position) Jim D., 13 yrs. .

SUBCOMMITTEES: H & I: Terry C. Literature: Chris E. 2 yrs. Outreach: Nick S. Phoneline: Brian S. 4 yrs. Training: Danielle W., 18 mos.

PLEASE ENCOURAGE SERVICE WORK AT YOUR MEETING SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRPERSON POSITIONS THAT ARE STILL OPEN

Please announce at your groups and bring nominees to the MHASC for OPEN POSITIONS Web Servant Chairperson: Nominee - Mike H Activities Chairperson: No nominees Public Information (PI): No nominees Discussions & Follow-Up Items

• INTERACTIVE REGIONAL CALENDAR available on-line, please check before planning

activities • Vale: H & I flyer attached for rehab and treatment facilities to register fro free registration at

CRCNA Basic Text also free for newcomers • Shelly: Sisters in Recovery is moving – no new address as of today • Discussions on what to do with extra funds • Brian: Discussed the importance of NA members in service be exclusive NA members • Joseph B.: Expressed appreciation for groups that supported Unity Day. There has never been a

major area event that brought groups together. This would be a significant activity

DISBURSEMENT OF FUNDS #1 Request: Made By: Dan A. Seconded By: Request: Reimbursement for copy paper Amount: $4.51 PASSED BY CONSENSUS

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#2 Request: Made By: Dawn. Seconded By: Request: Reimbursement for copies Amount: $6.33 PASSED BY CONSENSUS

GROUP REPORTS

12 Alarm Recovery GSR: Rick A. Meeting Location & Time: Saturday @7:30pm Franktown Fire Department Average Attendance: 15 Average Number of Newcomers: 1 Day of Group Conscious: Saturday before ASC Report: Speaker Meeting on 6/2/07 with Karen W. Attended by 40. Consistent turnout at each meeting. How can the MHASC assist your group?

5th Tradition Group GSR: Tom G.. Meeting Location & Time: Fridays @8pm – 22nd & Lawrence Average Attendance: 13 Average Number of Newcomers: Day of Group Conscious: Last Friday of the month Report: The 5th Tradition Group has never donated to Area before, but the group has been fortunate enough to grow in the past few months. We pay rent by purchasing NA literature and donating it to the facility in which the meeting takes place. This month we had a lot of literature that we didn’t sell. So we donated the literature and made a small purchase, which left $55 to donate to Area. We have about six home group members who attend regularly and numerous others who come to the meeting occasionally. There are frequently over 15 of us at meetings now, compared to about the five or six a year ago. How can the MHASC assist your group? Bring Your Own Lunch GSR: Lenny Meeting Location & Time: 12noon Mon – Fri @8400 Yosemite Street Average Attendance: 15-20 Average Number of Newcomers: 2 Day of Group Conscious: Last Friday of the month Report: Good as of right now. Lenny is the new GSR and we would like to thank Kerry for his services again. Thanks How can the MHASC assist your group? Currently I can’t think of anything

Happy Hour GSR: Diane S. Meeting Location & Time: 10111 W. 26th Avenue (back entrance) @5:30pm Mon – Fri. Average Attendance: 6 Average Number of Newcomers: 2 Day of Group Conscious: Last Monday of the Month Report: We added a pool table to use and a dart board to enjoy before and after meetings. And welcome NA members to enjoy and use our place to meet other members during hours of 7am-8pm Mon – Fr. We need your support How can the MHASC assist your group?

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Hope Without Dope GSR: Elaine C. Meeting Location & Time: 3355 S. Wadsworth, #125; Monday & Wednesdays 7pm-8:30pm Average Attendance: 12 Average Number of Newcomers: 2 Day of Group Conscious: Last Monday of the month Report: We have no GSR – only a GSR-A and no permanent Treasurer. Meeting is in need of support and strong people with recovery. How can the MHASC assist your group? Southern Serenity GSR: Mac Meeting Location & Time: In schedule Monday & Thursday Average Attendance: 10 Average Number of Newcomers: 2 Day of Group Conscious: Thursday before ASC Report: Elected a new GSR-A – Kipp He should be in attendance with us next month. The group has a literature coordinator – Liz. We also, with 12 Alarm Recovery, will be sending support for Public Info. How can the MHASC assist your group? Surrender & Recover GSR: Michelle W. Meeting Location & Time: Thursdays @1pm at United Church, 1410 Colorado Blvd. Average Attendance: 3 Average Number of Newcomers: 1 Day of Group Conscious: Thursday Report: We have a total of 3 regular members. We have decided in the best interest of NA to merge our group with the renegade group in the area. In combining these two meeting out attendance will go up 7. We are transferring our service commitments, literature, key tags and bringing the knowledge of the NA program to the community on a larger scale. As of June 27th we will change our meeting time to 7:00pm Wednesday, United Church, Idaho Springs in the Recovery Room and to please use 14th Street entrance. In April, Area gave us $14.70 to buy white chips. We have paid back $10 so far. Thank you helping us out when we were first starting out. How can the MHASC assist your group? Uptown Steppers GSR: Robin W. Meeting Location & Time: 3315 Gilpin Street, Saturdays at 7:15pm Average Attendance: 15-20 Average Number of Newcomers: 2 Day of Group Conscious: Last Saturday of the month Report: Uptown All is well at Uptown Steppers. There are service positions open for Secretary & GSR-A. How can the MHASC assist your group? We Do Recover GSR: Paul M. Meeting Location & Time: 10001 w. Jewell, Lakewood (@ Church, downstairs) Wednesdays @ 2pm Average Attendance: N/A Average Number of Newcomers: 5 Day of Group Conscious: 1 Report: Meeting has free child care. Group still needs support. Area donation is $11.80. We’d like to thank the Area for their support. Contact: Paul M. @303-761-1350 How can the MHASC assist your group: Thank you for donation of literature, cards and key tags.

Closing Literature Report Detailed Report Attached

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Closing

Treasurer’s Report

SUMMARY

BEGINNING BALANCE $ 2,458.46 TOTAL INCOME $ 1,313.36 TOTAL EXPENSES $ (2,165.66) ENDING BALANCE $ 1,606.16

Detailed Report attached

SUMMARY BEGINNING BALANCE $ 2,125.12 TOTAL INCOME $ 804.52 TOTAL EXPENSES $ (2,381.28) ENDING BALANCE $ 548.36

EMERGENCY RESERVE $ 1,413.97

TRUE BALANCE $ 1,962.33

EMERGENCY RESERVE BEGINNNG OF Q1 $ 1,569.23

TRUE BALANCE BEGINNING OF Q1 $ 393.10

Motion made and seconded to Adjourn – Closing Prayer -- meeting Adjourned with Third Step Prayer

Next meeting, SUNDAY, July 1, 2007

Mile High Area Treasurer's Report - June 2007BEGINNING BALANCE: 2,125.12$

ENDING BALANCE: 548.36$

INCOME EXPENSESGROUP DONATIONS CHECK # DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

12 ALARM RECO VERY 25.00$ 1889 DENVER INNER CITY PARISH (RENT) 50.00$ 5TH TRADITION 55.08$ 1890 DENVER INNER CITY PARISH (RENT) 50.00$ A WAKE UP CALL 1891 PUBLIC STORAGE (JULY RENT) 40.00$ A WOMAN'S TURNING POINT 1892 DAN A - CHAIR (COPY PAPER) 4.51$ A WOMAN'S TOUCH 80.00$ 1893 JERRY B - VICE-CHAIR (COFFEE & CREAM) 7.67$ AIN'T DEAD YET 56.25$ 1894 JERRY B - VICE-CHAIR (COPIES) 7.00$ BLUES BREAKERS 1895 JERRY B - VICE-CHAIR (WS CONFERENCE COSTS) 99.80$ BREKENRIDGE HERE AND NOW 1896 MICHAEL H - WEBSERVANT (MEETING LISTS) 110.20$ BRING YOUR OWN LUNCH 200.00$ 1897 DAWN - PI FORMER CHAIR (COPIES) 6.33$ BUCK NAKED RECOVERY 1898 NICK - OUTREACH CHAIR (MOTION PASSED) 250.00$ BYOG 1899 CRSC DONATION 700.00$ CHAIR'S CHOICE 1900 WSC 200.00$ CLEAN & SERENE 57.59$ CONTINUED DEFLATION 31.00$ 14-May-07 8.50$ DON'T KNOW DIDDLY/ UNCONSCIOUS MEETING 36.70$ 11-May-07 278.63$ EARLYBIRDS 20.00$ TRANSFER SISTERS IN RECOVERY LIT 79.53$ FINDING THE WAY EFT QWEST 204.72$ FREE AT LAST TRANSFER H & I 284.39$ FREE ON THE OUTSIDE TRANSFER PIGIMME THE TEXT/GIMME THREE STEPS TRANSFER TRAINING -$ GOLDEN GROUP TOTAL EXPENSES FOR THE MONTH 2,381.28$ HAPPY HOUR 5.00$ HOPE WITHOUT DOPEHOWHUMBLE LIGHTS SUMMARYIT'S YOUR HIGHWAYJUST CAN'T MISS IT BEGINNING BALANCE 2,125.12$ JUST SAY NAK.I.N.K. TOTAL INCOME 804.52$ KEEP IT SIMPLELIVING PROOF TOTAL EXPENSES (2,381.28)$ MEET'N UP NORTHMORE WILL BE REVEALED ENDING BALANCE 548.36$ NA MATINEE 40.00$ NAFLNATURAL HIGH EMERGENCY RESERVE 1,413.97$ NIGHT OWLSNO STATIC FOR THE ADDICT TRUE BALANCE 1,962.33$ PAPER SHOESPEACE OUT WEST EMERGENCY RESERVE BEGINNNG OF Q1 1,569.23$ POLITICS MAKES STRANGE BEDFELLOWSPRIMARY PURPOSE TRUE BALANCE BEGINNING OF Q1 393.10$ RAY OF LIGHT 40.00$ RECOVERING IN DENVERRIDERS IN RECOVERYSATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 25.00$ SOMETHING DIFFERENTSOUGHT THROUGH PRAYER AND MEDITATIONSOUTHERN SERENITY 53.00$ SPOONS ARE FOR COFFEESTEP INTO ITSUNDAY SCHOOLSURRENDER & RECOVERY 5.00$ SURRENDER TO WIN 50.00$ T.G.I.F.TAKE THE HIGHWAYTHIS AINT THERAPYTRADITIONS STUDYTURNING POINTTWELVE ALARM RECOVERYUNDERGROUND RECOVERYUPTOWN STEPPERSWE DO RECOVER 11.80$ WELCOME HOME 30.00$ WOMENS TOUCHYOUNG AT HEARTMISCTOTAL GROUP DONATIONS 796.42$

OTHER INCOMERESTORATION OF RETURNED CHECKSACTIVITIESTRANSFER FROM LITERATURE 8.10$ TOTAL OTHER INCOME 8.10$

TOTAL INCOME FOR THE MONTH 804.52$

Mile High Area Literature Report - June 2007BEGINNING BALANCE: 2,458.46$

ENDING BALANCE: 1,606.16$

INCOME EXPENSESGROUP DONATIONS CHECK # DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

12 ALARM RECOVERY 64.08$ EFT WSO (LITERATURE ORDER) 2,157.56$ 5TH TRADITION 11.00$ TRANSFER TO AREA 8.10$ A WAKE UP CALLA WOMAN'S TURNING POINTAIN'T DEAD YET 175.12$ BLUES BREAKERS TOTAL EXPENSES FOR THE MONTH 2,165.66$ BREKENRIDGE HERE AND NOWBRING YOUR OWN LUNCH 146.30$ BUCK NAKED RECOVERYBYOG 8.14$ SUMMARYCHAIR'S CHOICECLEAN & SERENE 128.88 BEGINNING BALANCE 2,458.46$ CONTINUED DEFLATION 13.64$ DON'T KNOW DIDDLY/ UNCONSCIOUS MEETING 53.30$ TOTAL INCOME 1,313.36$ EARLYBIRDS 21.23$ FINDING THE WAY TOTAL EXPENSES (2,165.66)$ FREE AT LASTFREE ON THE OUTSIDE ENDING BALANCE 1,606.16$ GIMME THE TEXT/GIMME THREE STEPS 12.32$ HAPPY HOURHOPE WITHOUT DOPEHOWHUMBLE LIGHTSIT'S YOUR HIGHWAYJUST CAN'T MISS IT 25.41$ JUST SAY NAK.I.N.K.KEEP IT SIMPLELIVING PROOF 4.07$ MEET'N UP NORTHMORE WILL BE REVEALEDNA MATINEE 66.32$ NAFLNATURAL HIGHNIGHT OWLSNO STATIC FOR THE ADDICTPAPER SHOESPEACE OUT WESTPOLITICS MAKES STRANGE BEDFELLOWSPRIMARY PURPOSERAY OF LIGHT 98.45$ RECOVERING IN DENVER 34.60$ RIDERS IN RECOVERYSATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 10.67$ SISTERS IN RECOVERYSOMETHING DIFFERENTSOUGHT THROUGH PRAYER AND MEDITATIONSOUTHERN SERENITY 63.03$ SPOONS ARE FOR COFFEESTEP INTO ITSUNDAY SCHOOLSURENDER & RECOVERYSURRENDER TO WIN 43.78$ T.G.I.F.TAKE THE HIGHWAYTHIS AINT THERAPYTRADITIONS STUDYTURNING POINTUNDERGROUND RECOVERYUPTOWN STEPPERS 29.48$ WELCOME HOME 16.56$ WOMENS TOUCHYOUNG AT HEARTPERSONAL ORDERS 2.59$ SHORT

TOTAL GROUP DONATIONS 1,028.97$

OTHER INCOMESISTERS IN RECOVERY 79.43$ H&I 284.39$ PI -$ TRAINING -$ TOTAL OTHER INCOME 284.39$

TOTAL INCOME FOR THE MONTH 1,313.36$

INCOME EXPENSESQuarter 1 Quarter 1: July-Sept 2007

Jul - Sep 2006 Item Quarterly In Account DUE Total Due Quarter Due7th Tradition 2,739.60$ Rent 300.00$ 300.00$ MONTHLYLiterature 212.64$ Storage 120.00$ 120.00$ MONTHLYActivities -$ Phone (Golden Voice) 126.00$ 504.00$ July '07 504.00$ Quarter 1Net 2,952.24$ Phone Ad 151.00$ 609.23$ MONTHLY

USPS (PO Box) 18.00$ 36.00$ January '08 72.00$ Quarter 3INCOME Totals 715.00$ 1,569.23$

Quarter 2 Emergency ReserveOct - Dec 2006 DUE June 1, 2007

7th Tradition 2,119.36$ Literature -$ INCOMEActivities 517.44$ Average Income per QuarterNet 2,636.80$ 7th Tradition 2,646.88$

Literature 366.04$ INCOME Activities 233.48$

Quarter 3 Average Net Income 3,246.40$ Jan - Mar 2007

7th Tradition 3,081.69$ Average Net Income 3,246.40$ Literature 885.48$ Quarterly Contracts 1,569.23$ Activities 183.00$ Budget Limit Q1 1,677.17$ Net 4,150.17$

Income Totals7th TraditionLiteratureActivitiesTotal

Subcommittee Budgeted Q1 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER Balance Previous Budget Spent Q1 Spent Q2 Spent Q3Quarterly

AvgAdmin 20.00$ 20.00$ 30.00$ 42.35$ 19.00$ 36.37$ 32.57$ Activities 150.00$ 150.00$ 250.00$ 450.00$ 250.00$ -$ 233.33$ H&I 861.00$ 861.00$ 800.00$ 1,050.05$ 1,395.62$ 1,298.67$ 1,248.11$ Literature 15.00$ 15.00$ 20.00$ 8.13$ 15.41$ 34.84$ 19.46$ Phoneline 10.00$ 10.00$ 15.00$ -$ -$ -$ -$ PI 150.00$ 150.00$ 200.00$ 438.75$ -$ 180.01$ 206.25$ Outreach 25.00$ 25.00$ 75.00$ 20.81$ 25.28$ 73.80$ 39.96$ Training 5.00$ 5.00$ 10.00$ 63.75$ 3.60$ 3.27$ 23.54$ Web 341.00$ 341.00$ 350.00$ 324.78$ 390.22$ 349.02$ 354.67$ Total 1,577.00$ -$ -$ -$ 1,750.00$ 2,398.62$ 2,099.13$ 1,975.98$ 2,157.91$ Petty Cash 100.00$ 100.00$ 160.00$ 80.43$ 188.35$ -$ 89.59$ Region (donation) -$ -$ 600.00$ -$ -$ 200.00$ World (donation) -$ -$ 200.00$ -$ -$ 66.67$ PC & Donations 100.00$ -$ -$ -$ 160.00$ 880.43$ 188.35$ -$ 356.26$ Total Budgeted 1,677.00$ -$ -$ -$ 1,910.00$ 3,279.05$ 2,287.48$ 1,975.98$ 2,514.17$

H&I (motion 6-3) 300.00$ 300.00$