Navajo Nations Receive Shipments from OGT Phoenix
On June 11, 2026, the Phoenix Branch rented a 26’ box truck to take donations to two Arizona Navajo Nation locations. This was a three-day trip because of the distance from the Phoenix warehouse. Day 1: load the truck and drive to eastern Arizona and stay overnight. Day 2: drive to both locations and unload…
Read MoreThank you, AWG for Sharing Your Extras
Orphan Grain Train Norfolk delivered 34 pallets of donated food from Associated Wholesale Grocers to Black Hawk, SD. In the early morning hours, OGT Logistics director, Brent Kummer, picked up the load from the Norfolk AWG location and delivered it to the Native American Heritage Association in Black Hawk. Thank you, AWG for continuing to…
Read MoreOGT Water Purification System Continues to Bring Clean Water to Parottee, Jamaica
Orphan Grain Train’s state-of-the-art water filtration system is still being used in Jamaica. The system is set up in Parottee, Jamaica, in St. Elizabeth Parish, on the southwest coast of the island. Andre and Andrew., two local residents, are still maintaining the large blue high-volume desalination system. They said that they are handing out the…
Read MoreMid-Atlantic’s Shipment with Toys Brings Great Delight
Orphan Grain Train Mid-Atlantic’s load to Republic of Georgia brought joy to the hearts of young children at a local kindergarten. The recipient’s partnering organization “Biliki” visited a kindergarten in the village of Khabume and delivered toys to the children. “There is nothing more joyous than watching children enthusiastically try to open all the boxes…
Read MoreNorth Wisconsin LWML Donates Kits and Quilts to OGT Wisconsin at Convention
North Wisconsin LWML women gathered in Marquette, Wisconsin for their biannual convention. Pete Gnan, Orphan Grain Train field work director, was at a booth sharing about OGT. The 260 attendees brought in kits, quilts and sleeping mats from their area churches. These were donated to Orphan Grain Train Wisconsin to be used in future shipments….
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