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what is rainbow?

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​The International Order of Rainbow for Girls is a non-profit, service-orientated organization for girls ages 11-20.  It teaches girls three basic virtues:

1. Faith in a Supreme Being and other people
2. Having Hope in all that they do
3. Charity towards others.

Why a rainbow?

The seven colors of the Rainbow represent seven lesions that each member receives on her journey toward the pot of gold:
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Red: Love – In all its forms
Orange: Religion – though Rainbow is not a religious organization, it encourages affiliation with some church.
Yellow: Nature: Its importance in daily Life
Green: Immortality – An understanding of death as a part of life
Blue: Fidelity – An emphasis on being honest and dependable
Indigo: Patriotism – Encouraging Citizenship
Violet:  Service – the lesson that ties all other together.

What we do

Rainbow Girls from across the globe work hard to make a difference by servicing many awesome organizations including:

Shriners Hospitals for Children 
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Habitat for Humanity
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Relay for Life
Honor Flights

​Interested in joining?

If you'd like to join the likes of U. S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, NASA Astronaut Dorothy "Dottie" Metcalf-Lindenburger, or United States Senator Olympia Snowe, we'd love to have you!  Simply reach out to a rainbow girl or email us at [email protected].  For more information you can also visit www.gorainbow.org or www.ohiorainbow.org.  Follow us on Instagram findlay.rainbow.assembly or Facebook facebook.com/findlay.rainbow.assembly.
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