Manassas Assembly did something a little different for our second meeting in August. We performed a service project for our Lodge and cleaned the kitchen.

We all were assigned jobs and had to empty, vacuum, and organize the drawers and cabinets in the kitchen and the back storage room. We had a great turn out with many girls coming to help!

We even had two girls from another Assembly help us. Manassas would like to thank Rachel and Olivia from Hampton Assembly for their help ~ we enjoyed your visit with us.

Thank you to the adults who came out to assist us. I know our Lodge appreciates our hard work!

In Rainbow Love and Service,
Katie

Instead of having a regular meeting, on Tuesday all the girls grabbed their socks, skills, and smiles and headed to the bowling alley. We all used our “superhero names” for the score board; some of the ideas were pretty wacky. There was loads of clapping, whooping, soda, and some friendly competition. I look forward to working even harder on our Ritual so we can have more fun meetings like this one.

In Rainbow Love and Service,
Jessica
Richmond Assembly #10

Today Richmond had a car wash. Even though we didn’t wash that many cars and we were $25 shy of our goal of $150, we all still had fun. We had Rainbow Girls and pledges present. We even had a surprise appearance from Mom and Dad Grist, bringing with them the Grand mascot Freedom. Each girl worked really hard to hold up signs and even putting girls on our shoulders to reach the windshields. I hope to do more fun fundraisers like this is the future.

After the car wash a few of the girls went to the fire station. It was really cool to see the big firetrucks and to draw all over the white board. We each got our own little hats, got a chance to sit in the firetrucks, and take some pretty awesome pictures together.

In Rainbow Love & Service,
Jessica
Richmond Assembly #10

On August 13, 2015 the girls from Richmond Assembly #10 held a program for our Sponsoring Lodge, Metropolitan Lodge #11, at the Scottish Rite Temple.  We recited a lecture about the Pot of Gold, written by Mom Casey Humphries, very similar to the Charity initiation lecture.  The Lodge was happy to have us and congratulated us on our memorization and projection.  Our newest member Victoria was also given a prize for being the first one to memorize her program part.  Before the program, the men held a dinner and served us dinner as well.  We provided dessert with a donation-only bake sale.  Our Sponsoring Body is always so supportive and we were happy to teach them about the lessons of the Pot of Gold!

In Rainbow Love and Service,
Sierra
Richmond Assembly #10