Pick Up of Hay in MO Headed to Nebraska and New Mexico
Brent Kummer and Lowell Krieger traveled to Tarkio, Missouri to pick up two loads of hay on Monday, November 11th. One load will be donated to a rancher in Crawford, Nebraska, and the other load will be donated to ranchers in Las Vegas, New Mexico. Kreiger will return to pick up a second load that will also go to ranchers in New Mexico. All of this hay is being donated to ranchers who have suffered either from long-term drought or fire in their area. Thank you, to our donors who continue to support this mission for disaster relief that brings aid to ranchers in the United States.
He provides food for the cattle and for the young ravens when they call.
Psalm 147:9 NIV
Categories: Branch Updates, Domestic Aid
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