The Grand service project Clean the Bay was a total success. We did have to walk awhile to get to the area we were cleaning but it was still fun because we acted like the trash bags were kites. While we were cleaning we found a lot of crabs but no turtles this time. After we were finished we all had a picnic near the bay and I was so happy to see everyone before we go to Grand Assembly. You had such an amazing year Olivia and all of Richmond is proud of you.

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Victoria
Richmond Assembly #10

This term, Manassas Assembly is doing a little fun competition! I made coin jars with all the girls names on them and three littles bags. We have already collected the coins two times this term and we will have another one next month. The Girl that raises the most money will receive a prize! Everyone better watch out, our little Ella is on a mission!! Our goal is to raise $200 to go to our charities!!

In Rainbow Love & Service,
Katie
Manassas #13

The Adopt–a-Spot was held on April 22nd, on Ashton Avenue.  The Girls who came were Katie, Sami, Alyssa, JoElla, and me.  The chaperones were my nana, Mom Angie and Dad Bill. We arrived at the Lodge at 11:30 and talked about who would ride in which cars and then we went to Ashton Ave.  As the Girls stood in a circle, Dad Bill explained the directions and safety rules to us.  We all grabbed an orange vest and a trash picker-upper.  We broke out in 3 groups of three with two girls and one adult on each side.  We found lots of weird trash.  I took pictures. After we finished, we headed back to the Lodge where we found the Girls doing a little scrapbook.  My Nana and I went the very next day and printed out the pictures.  It was a nice day to pick up trash and it was Earth Day!

In Rainbow Love & Service,
Jazmyn
Manassas Assembly #13

On April 22nd, Dalanie, Isabella, Maribelle, Alyssa, Gigi, Sami, Katie, Kate Jazmyn, Joella and I helped with delivering a huge meal to the local fire station.  When we got there, there were only two firefighters at the station.  But as time passed, more arrived.  The Girls and I had to carry a lot of food up two flights of stairs.  Of course, as soon as we got to the station, Jazmyn and I were extremely curious as to the whereabouts of the fire pole.   Eventually one of the firefighters showed it to us.  As soon as I saw it, I knew that it was going to be the highlight of my day!  We took a lot of great pictures and I couldn’t believe how much fun I had that day. We then took one last picture with the firefighters and the day was over.
 
In Rainbow Love & Service,
Lillian
Manassas Assembly