A Grand Year: Scholarship Bowling

Between June 2019 and March 2020 we had many Grand Assembly Events and I think that during this time it is very important to remember all the good things that we got to do!

The first event that we had for our Scholarship fund was scholarship bowling. We had this event right after the Masonic Family Day Parade, so everyone who participated in the whipped cream pie fundraiser still had whipped cream in their hair- so that was lovely.

We met at a bowling alley in Richmond and got ourselves divided into teams. There were plenty of participants, as we he just left MAHOVA. We had visitors from DeMolay and Jobs Daughters, who we had fun talking and bowling with. We gave prizes to the Highest Score Bowler, the Lowest Score Bowler, and the Bowler who received the most pledges.

We raised a good amount of money for our Virginia Rainbow Scholarship, and had a great time while doing so!

In Rainbow Love and Service,

Kaitlyn ”Gigi”

Grand Worthy Advisor 2019-2020

On the day we went to Masonic family day, the Rainbow girls went to the scholarship bowl-a-thon to fund raise for our scholarship fund this year. It was me, Phoenix, Kaitlyn, and Libbie to support it. We were able to play three games before we left and it was fun hanging out with everybody!!

Sarah R.

Norfolk #15

Calling all Rainbow Girls, Assemblies, Lodges, Courts, Chapters, Bethels…. Friends, family, prospective members, anyone!  Join us for our 3rd Annual Scholarship Bowl-a-thon!  You can raise money for the Virginia Rainbow Scholarship Fund by :

• Playing ($20 per person, includes shoes and at least 1 game).  You can also create a team of up to 8.
• Sponsoring a Lane ($50), or
• Making a pledge to a participant.  You can download the Bowl-a-thon Pledge Form and collect pledges for how many pins you knock down.

The deadline to register to Play or Sponsor a Lane is November 2nd.  All Pledge monies are due December 20th.  Contact Mary Botkins at mary.h.botkins@gmail.com with questions.

The Scholarship Bowl-a-thon was so much fun to go to! Many of the Virginia Rainbow Girls were there, and they all did great on bowling. Richmond Assembly #10 played four rounds and we had been texting the group next to us and the bowling alley was just amazing. The food was delicious and the service was just so great. Richmond Assembly #10 didn’t win a trophy but we’re glad that other people did, and my group can’t wait to see everyone again. So Richmond Assembly #10 was very happy to be there and can’t wait to see everyone again at the next function.

In Rainbow Love and Service,
Victoria
Richmond Assembly #10