For Girls
This Is Your Place.
You're looking for something real. Not just another club or another thing to put on a résumé. You want people who actually get you, experiences that actually matter, and memories you'll actually keep.
That's Rainbow Girls.
Texas IORG is a statewide sisterhood of girls ages 11–20 who show up for each other, show up for their communities, and make the most of every year between now and graduation. It's been around for over 100 years — because it works.
Your People Are Here
There's something that happens when you find your assembly. You walk in not knowing anyone and walk out with a group text that never stops. These are the girls who will show up at your games, celebrate your wins, and be in your corner on the hard days.
Every local assembly is its own little community — your girls, your town, your traditions. But you're also part of something much bigger: a sisterhood that stretches across all of Texas and around the world.
Some of your best friendships haven't happened yet. They're waiting in an assembly near you.
Do Something That Actually Matters
Service isn't just something Rainbow Girls does — it's something you feel. Whether it's a local project your assembly organizes, or contributing to the Texas IORG statewide service project, you'll see what it looks like when a group of girls decides to make something better.
It sounds simple. It feels like a lot more than that.
A local assembly working on their service project.
Go Places. See Things.
Being a Rainbow Girl means you don't stay in one place for long — in the best way.
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Local events keep your calendar full and your circle growing
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Grand Assembly is a statewide event where Rainbow Girls from across Texas come together — think competitions, ceremonies, elections, and a whole lot of memories
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National and international gatherings mean you could find yourself making friends from across the country and beyond
Some Rainbow Girls have traveled further and made more lifelong connections through this organization than almost anywhere else in their lives.
Texas IORG visited the Supreme Temple in McAlester, Oklahoma.
You Could Run This Thing
Seriously. Every assembly is run entirely by the girls in it — that means you. Members hold real elected officer positions, lead real meetings, and make real decisions. There's no adult doing it for you.
If you've ever wanted to know what it feels like to lead — this is where you find out.
And when it comes time for college applications? The leadership experience, the service hours, the public speaking, the event planning — it all goes with you. Rainbow Girls alumni have been known to walk into interviews and have more to say than most people twice their age.
Ready to Find Your Assembly?
The best way to see if Rainbow Girls is for you is to show up to a meeting and see for yourself. (We already know you are!) Assemblies love having new faces — no pressure, just come and see what it's about.
Not quite 11 yet? There's a place for you too. Find a Pledge Group — Ages 7–10 →
Still Have Questions?
Talk to us — or better yet, talk to a Rainbow Girl. We think they'll tell you everything you need to know.