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Hay Sent to Texas Amid Drought

Due to worsening drought conditions in Texas and New Mexico, the need for hay has grown. In April, Orphan Grain Train Wisconsin responded by sending two loads—38 round bales each—to Quemado, Texas. Thank you, Wisconsin OGT, for stepping up to meet this urgent need.

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Support Arrives at Oakridge

Twenty-seven boxes of bedding, blankets, clothing, household items and stuffed animals were delivered to Oakridge Neighborhood Services in Des Moines, Iowa by Orphan Grain Train Central Iowa branch in Clemons. The April delivery will go to children and families living in the non-profit housing and human services complex.

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Delivering Hope to Quemado

Cornerstone Children’s Ranch in Quemado, Texas was the recent recipient of two bountiful loads of food, clothing, household items, medical supplies and hygiene kits. Packed within each load were toys, bikes, school kits and sporting equipment ready to be given to the children. The first load came from Orphan Grain Train Wisconsin and the second…

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Mercy Meals Remodel Underway with Local Support

Construction has begun at Orphan Grain Train Lincoln to remodel their Mercy Meals packing area. Barry Radebaugh is leading the volunteer crew and has received commitments from local businesses to donate 50% of the labor and materials. Praise God. “All things are possible for the one who believes.” Mark 9:23

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Generosity in Action

Manna from Heaven recently received a wonderful load of clothing, household items, furniture, medical equipment, school supplies, garden and power tools, dry food and Kids Against Hunger and Food for Kidz meals. This bountiful load was gathered, packed and shipped from Orphan Grain Train Wisconsin. We are grateful for the hands that participated in making…

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188 Gifts of Hope from OTG-Phoenix

On April 23, OTG-Phoenix donated 188 assorted items to the Arizona Women’s Recovery Center, located in Phoenix. This included toys, games, children’s car seats, high chairs, small household items, a sewing machine, end tables, two sets of pots and pans just to mention a few of the items. The women from the AWRC who have…

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