Disaster Relief Aid Delivered to Rock Valley Iowa
OGT’s Norfolk warehouse loaded a storage container with 34 sheets of dry wall, 52 – 26-gallon totes with lids, respirator masks, chemical gloves, dehumidifiers and 8 gallons of Concrobium which is a mold control fogger that is an effective way to eliminate mold and musty smells in large or inaccessible spaces. This storage container left for Hope Haven in Rock Valley, IA to be used by many volunteers cleaning up and repairing homes after the record flood. Prayers for these families losing so much to raging flood waters.
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