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THEME 

"Peace, Love, and Tennessee Rainbow"

COLORS 

Sage Green, Mauve Pink, Periwinkle Blue, and Lavender Purple

SYMBOLS 

Peace Signs, Hearts, Smiley Faces, Butterflies, and Dreamcatchers

SCRIPTURES

Philippians 2:3
1 Thessalonians 5:11

WATCHWORDS 

Love, Peace, Courage, and Kindness

AIM

To spread peace and love through acts of kindness.

FLOWERS 

Sunflowers, Cosmos, Roses, and Lilacs

SONGS

"Rainbow"
Kacey Musgraves

"Humble and Kind"
Tim McGraw

 

 

 

GWA PIN AND T-SHIRT PROJECT

This year's GWA pin sells for $5.00 and it is pictured at the left. We hope that everyone will wear the pin and sell to your members and Sponsoring Bodies.

The t-shirts may be purchased for $15 in sizes S-3XL, and they are available in three colors: Carolina Blue, Orchid, and Light Pink.

T-shirts and pins may be purchased at all statewide meetings as well as online at this link: http://gwa-sales-nashville-area-rainbow.square.site/.

   
  OUR TENNESSEE MASCOTS

This year's mascots are "Mickey, the Chicky" and "Donna, the Ducky." They both love to travel and they look forward to seeing everyone often.

This year, the mascots will be sold for $10 at all official visits and statewide meetings and on our online store. http://gwa-sales-nashville-area-rainbow.square.site/

   

"DONATIONS OF LOVE"

Our friend, Dylan, has been battling B-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia at Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt. Dylan and his family have benefited firsthand from the services provided by the Patient Care Team.
To help support Monroe Carell's efforts, we will be collecting monetary donations at all statewide events. Each assembly is encouraged to participate. With each individual donation, that person will be entered for a chance to win either an Amazon gift card or a large Squishmellow.

We are also collecting new travel board games, card games, and art supplies for the patients. These items should be collected and turned in at our Homecoming in April. Please turn in an itemized list at that time.

All donations will be given in honor of Dylan.

Assembly reports are due May 15 to Sheena Illarramendi or Debbie Parman.

   
  "PEACEFUL BEGINNINGS"

Isaiah 117 House provides physical and emotional support in a safe environment to children who are awaiting foster care placement. They provide clean clothes, healthy snacks, beds, books and toys while a child awaits placement.

We will be collecting items such as new underwear, socks, outfits in sizes 2T - adult XXL, new books or learning items for school age children and Walmart gift cards. Items that are donated at statewide events will be delivered to the Robertson County house or you can deliver items to an Isaiah 117 House in your own area.

Participating assemblies will be recognized at Grand Assembly. Reports and photos of girls and adults with the donations are due to Mrs. Renee' Bolden or Mrs. Angie Shumate by May 15.

 
   
  "COLORING FOR CAMP"
We are selling coloring books for $10 to benefit the beautification of our own MontMilner Rainbow Camp. All coloring books will include crayons. Our goal is to raise $1000 or more to replace the two aged swings and add two more at the dining hall.

See Lela Woodin and David Sadler to make your purchase at all statewide events or on our online store. http://gwa-sales-nashville-area-rainbow.square.site/

   

 

"SPREADING KINDNESS"

Let's honor our First Responders and Community Helpers in our local areas! Assemblies are asked to find creative ways throughout the yar to temember and thank those who help us each day. They would love to receive thank you notes, cookies or baked goods, a meal, etc.

The top 3 Assemblies will be recognized at Grand Assembly. A report from each Assembly on the items donated and the number of participants is due by May 15 to Karen Lewis or Beth Williams.

This web site acknowledges allegiance to the Supreme Assembly, International Order of the Rainbow for Girls, whose seat is in McAlester, Oklahoma, of which late Rev. W. Mark Sexson was the founder, Mrs. Kay Letterman is Supreme Worthy Advisor and to the Grand Jurisdiction of Tennessee of which Mrs. Rachel Whitaker is Supreme Deputy.