Grand Assembly of Vermont
International Order of the Rainbow
for Girls
What is Rainbow?
The International Order of the Rainbow for Girls is a fraternal
service organization for young women.  The Order was founded in
1922 and has Assemblies in 48 states and eight foreign countries.  
Membership is open to any girl between the ages of 11 and 20,
regardless of race or creed.  Although no specific religion is
followed, members are required to hold a belief in a Supreme Being.  

Rainbow in Vermont
The first Rainbow Assembly in Vermont was chartered in 1932 in St.
Albans.  There have been 22 chartered Assemblies, five of which are
currently active.  For more information on Rainbow in Vermont,
please contact our Supreme Deputy,
Miss Debby Estey, one of our
Assemblies or the
Webmaster.

About this site
This site is meant to give contact information for those interested in
learning more about Vermont Rainbow and general information for
Rainbow Girls and their adult advisors from other states and
countries.  For answers to basic questions about Rainbow, please
visit our official
international web page.  For the safety and
security of our members, we do not publish information about our
events or photos of our members on our public site.  Vermont
Rainbow Girls, parents and advisors may join our private newsgroup
for an up-to-date calendar, down-loadable forms, polls & pictures.  
For more information on the newsgroup, please contact the
Webmaster.

This web page acknowledges allegiance to the Supreme Assembly,
International Order of the Rainbow for Girls, whose seat of
authority is in McAlester, Oklahoma, of which Revered W. Mark
Sexson was the founder and Mrs. Marie Renda is the Supreme
Worthy Advisor, and to the Grand Assembly of Vermont, of which
Miss Debby Estey is the Supreme Deputy, and Sister Meghan
Guerra is the Grand Worthy Advisor.  Please direct any questions
about this site to the Webmaster.