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Our Mission
In loving response to Christ, the Servant, the Orphan Grain Train movement encourages and enables God's people to share personal and material resources in bringing Christ's name and character to needy people both far and near.
Individuals Served
9 Million Meals
Last fiscal year nearly 9 million fortified rice meals were shipped to those hungry and malnourished worldwide.
Cost Vs Operations
2.28% / $1.00
Only 2.28% of every dollar spent goes for administration and fundraising. 97.72% goes for helping those in need in the US and worldwide. Orphan Grain Train's Wish List
Weight Moved
43 Million Dollars of Aid
Last fiscal year more than $43 million worth of humanitarian aid and food was shipped to people in need in the US and around the world.
We serve from 26 locations located across the United States.
Orphan Grain Train has volunteers in 26 locations across the United States who gather clothing and other relief supplies for destitute people around the world. They also raise the money to send these relief goods and food where most needed. Find a location near you to climb aboard the train and serve those in need.
Current Relief Efforts
Fencing Work Continues in Western Nebraska
Dale Martin, Craig Walker, Mike WIntz, Walt Rosenbaum and Mic Onnen enjoy a beautiful sunset after four days of fencing in western Nebraska. The group, led by DeWayne Erickson finished three pastures on an area rancher’s land. The bottom group ...
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Support for Ukrainian Orphanages During a Time of War
Alla of Bible Orphan Ministry of Ukraine said that the Teterivka, Nova Borova, Korostishiv, Denshi and Kmitiv orphanages in Ukraine are currently asking for help with food supplies and generators for the winter so they can get through this difficult ...
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New Crew Prepares for Another Trip to Fence in Hyannis
The Orphan Grain Train fencing crew returned to Hyannis on Monday, June 29th. The crew, led by DeWayne Erickson, returning crew member Walt Rosenbaum and new members, Doug Shipley and Dave Meyer, will continue with the refencing that began on June 8t...
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