Kansas Group Visits OGT Lincoln and Deliver Many Quilts
Thirteen ladies and two youngsters from Kansas visited Orphan Grain Train Lincoln last week! The ladies were from Fairview, Hiawatha and Powhattan, Kansas. They brought 62 quilts with them, packed 12 hygiene kits and many boxes of donated clothing. They also toured the Lincoln Mercy Meals location and are anxious to return to pack Mercy Meals! Everyone had a wonderful afternoon and saw the need that never ends…”Orphan Grain Train, what a blessing!”
Thank you, ladies for your enthusiasm and the time you spent at OGT Lincoln.
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