On November 1st, the Rainbow Girls of Hampton Assembly put together bags of hats, gloves, toiletries, and other essentials for the homeless in Hampton. These items will be distributed on the 4th. I think it is wonderful that we all can come together and do something so magnificent for others. It warms my heart knowing that the homeless will be fed and will have a few things to help them out this winter.

In Rainbow Love and Service,
Megan B.
Hampton Assembly #2

On August 23, 2015, my Rainbow Sisters and I volunteered to help out with Child ID at the Tides game. We had to get there at 4:00 pm to help set up the station and the computers. When we finished setting up all the equipment, we got to see the Tides players warm up. At around 4:30 pm, kids and parents started to show up. The Mother Advisor of our Assembly, Christi Reed, went up to them and asked if they needed a Child ID.

Families came up to the Child ID center and they had to fill out a form about their child’s information, like who their parent/guardians are, when they were born, what the look like, and more. In order to make the Child ID, first we have to put a CD into the computer. Next, we take the information from the sheet and type it into the computer. Then, we take pictures of the child from the front, back, right, and left side view. After that, we ask some questions about them to get a recording of their voices. Lastly, we have to burn the information onto the CD and give it to the family.

Afterwards, we got to eat dinner and watch the rest of the Tides game. In conclusion, helping out with Child ID was a fantastic experience and I hope to do it again soon.

In Rainbow Love,
Kaitlyn

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

On Saturday June 27 the girls of Richmond Rainbow helped serve at the Scottish Rite Temple. It was the annual spaghetti dinner for the Childhood Language Center and the proceeds went to that cause. Our girls were in charge of refilling condiments however they helped where ever needed and cleaned tables, refilled drinks, and lots more. They did a wonderful job of serving almost 500 people.

In Rainbow Love & Service,
Sierra
Richmond Assembly #10