I went on an investigation for Athena. She was so adorable asking so many great questions about rainbow. She asked a few questions like what to expect at the meetings, and do we serve food or snacks at the meetings. It was very interesting to hear what is most important when joining a “club” in an eleven year olds mind. She is very smart and knows many different types of rocks. That conversation got started when she showed me her cool “worry stone” because she wanted to know if she could bring that to the meetings. Athena is a very nice, smart, and sweet girl, I am so excited to bring her into Rainbow and I hope everyone else is too!

Erin
Grand Fidelity

On one Friday, I helped my friend at her church volunteer in helping little handicap kids play minute-to-win-it games for a fundraiser. I was stationed at the game called “Play it by Ear.” This game had pennies in soda cans, and you had to put the cans in order from lightest to heaviest by shaking and lifting the cans. If they won it under a minute, they would receive a coupon for a free milkshake or something enjoyable. It was a lot of fun and over 300 people showed up. I would say that it was a SUCCESS!!

Melanie
Grand Confidential Observer
Grand Representative to Philippians/Guam
Richmond Assembly #10

On April 6, 1922 the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls was founded by W. Mark Sexson. Today marks the 90th birthday of the Order, so Happy Birthday Rainbow! Thank you W. Mark Sexson for giving us this BEAUTIFUL Order. This has been an AMAZING 90 years! Congratulations!