what is rainbow?
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.
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:
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.
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
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.