Strengthen the Work of ABA

Thank you for your interest in supporting the General Service Association of Anorexics and Bulimics Anonymous.

ABA follows the Seventh Tradition, which states that we are fully self-supporting and decline outside contributions. We gratefully accept contributions from registered ABA groups, meetings, and individual ABA members who self identify as such.

For general contributions, you may:

Make a one-time contribution using a credit card.
Set up a recurring monthly contribution using a credit card.

You can manage, update, or cancel your recurring contribution at any time through your account on this site.

Where Your Contribution Goes

Administrative Costs:

Office expenses, insurance, Zoom fees, and compensation for the ABA Operations Manager.

Communication:
Website hosting, maintenance, and contact-related costs.

Translations:
Funding professional translation and editing work so ABA literature can reach members in their own language.

Contribution Limits:

Annual maximum per individual: $5,000 CAD
Estate planning or memorial contribution maximum: $10,000 CAD

Your Contribution Matters

Because ABA is fully self-supporting, every contribution from a member or group directly supports the work of carrying the message. It helps keep meetings accessible, literature available, translations moving forward, and communication open across the fellowship.

This service work is sustained by members, for members.

Thank you for strengthening ABA and helping ensure that those who are still suffering can find a path to recovery.

Contribution Details

All contributions are processed in Canadian dollars (CAD). International contributors may use the currency converter to determine the correct amount before submitting.

An optional checkbox allows you to add a small amount to help cover transaction processing fees. This ensures the full intended amount supports ABA 12 Steps' general operating needs.

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Other Ways to Get Involved

Financial contributions are only one way to support ABA. Service is another powerful way to strengthen the fellowship and carry the message. Whether you are new or have been in recovery for years, there are meaningful ways to participate. You can attend meetings regularly, serve your local group, or become involved at the general service level.

ABA grows and remains strong when members step forward to serve. Learn about the many opportunities available here:

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