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THEME 

"Leapin' into
Tennessee Rainbow
"

COLORS 

Positively Pink, Encouraging Orange, Magnificent Purple, Uniquely Blue, and Courageous Green

SYMBOLS 

Frogs, Lily pads, and Rainbows

SCRIPTURES

Ephesians 4:2
Ezekial 1:28
Isaiah 60:22

WATCHWORDS 

Bravery, Generosity, Growth, Love and Acceptance

AIM

Take the leap to be courageous and to believe in yourself with Tennessee Rainbow.

FLOWERS 

Purple Iris, Lily of the Valley, Pink Lotus Flower, and Marigold

SONGS

"Rainbow Connection"
Kermit the Frog

"Almost There"
The Princess and the Frog

 

 

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. They are available in two colors: Green and Purple.

T-shirts and pins may be purchased at all statewide meetings as well as online at this link:

http://nashville-area-rainbow.square.site/

   
  OUR TENNESSEE MASCOT

This year's mascot is "Gene, the Frog." Gene loves to travel and looks forward to collect new things and make new friends so bring him with you to all of our Official Visits.

This year, the mascot will be sold for $10 at all official visits and statewide meetings and on our online store.

http://nashville-area-rainbow.square.site/

 

 

 

"THE GENEROUS FROG AND THE CHILDREN'S HEARTS"

We hope that each Assembly will raise money for the Shriners Hospital for Children. They are dedicated to helping children in need, regardless of their ability to pay. After the first of 2026, a statewide fundraising event will be organized by the Grand Officers, and we encourage everyone to attend to support this worthwhile cause. The top 3 Assemblies will be recognized at Grand Assembly.

Money collected is to be sent to Mom Rachel and the Assembly reports should be sent to Ms. Karen Lewis by May 15.

   
  "HOPPIN' WITH HONOR"

Veterans Day is November 11, a day to honor our military veterans of the United States Armed Forces. It is a way to bring awareness to brave men and women's sacrifices for our country. Our Veterans should be acknowledgd throughout the year, not just on Veterans Day. Find ways to say "Thank you" in your lodge, your community, your church and on national holidays such as personal cards, care packages, attend a Veteran's Day parade, organize a program for your Lodge or Chapter or bake treats to be delivered.

Each Assembly should document their participation and send in their report by May 15 to Mrs. Beth Williams and Mrs. Angie Shumate.

 
   
  "LEAPIN' FOR A PAWS"

Every contribution of food, warmth, or toys truly matters and can make a meaningful difference to a furry friend. So we are asking each Assembly to donate supplies, toys, treats or bedding to animal shelters and animal rescues in your area.

Send your reports to Mrs. Lela Woodin by May 15.

   

 

"From Tadpoles to Scholars"

In support of the Adda Dinsmore Educational Scholarship and Loan Fund, we are offering ink pens for $2 each. See Mrs. Alicia Villines or Mrs. Renee Bolden to purchase one.

In addition, loose change will be collected at every statewide event by Mrs. Alicia Hicks, Mrs. Brandi Duncan and Mrs. Debbie Parman.

The scholarship is available to active Rainbow Girls as well as Rainbow Majority Girls to further their education in any college or technical school.

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. Carolyn York is the Supreme Worthy Advisor and to the Grand Jurisdiction of Tennessee of which Mrs. Rachel Whitaker is Supreme Deputy.