Daughters of the American Revolution Spend Time at OGT Lincoln
On February 28, 2026, Nadine Forgey invited leaders from several different Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) chapters to tour Orphan Grain Train Lincoln and the semi-automated rice and bean meal room at the Lincoln warehouse. The group also sorted and packed many boxes of clothing, shoes, bedding and other humanitarian aid. Thank you, ladies for spending the day with OGT Lincoln and for volunteering at the warehouse afterwards. Thank you for your many hours of service in other areas as well.
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