Disaster Relief

“Please send hay.” The lack of rain for over a year prompted a call from Lori Mercer, Ministry director and part owner of Cornerstone Children’s Ranch in Quemado, Texas. Both Orphan Grain Train Wisconsin and Norfolk responded. OGT W...

Orphan Grain Train Indiana delivered Bibles, clothing, a roll of large carpet, furniture, bicycles, sewing supplies, and toys to The Attic in Mckee, Kentucky. The Attic provides an outlet for much needed items while promoting the God-given dignity of...

Orphan Grain Train Norfolk sent out three loads of hay to Las Vegas, New Mexico in early May. The 96 round bales will be distributed to the local ranchers who have suffered from wildfires, severe drought and low water resources. Thank you, Lowell Kri...

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 mee...

Manna From Heaven is an outreach program for many families living the Appalachian Mts. Of KY. Ralph and Lois Tackett run the mission and is a very humbled couple serving families living in one of the highest poverty regions of the US. During this lat...

On March 3, a semi-load of 40 beds with mattresses, six pallets of various cheese, two pallets of chicken patties, two pallets of bananas, 28,512 Beans and Rice Mercy Meals, and other needed supplies left for Mountain Mule Packers in North Carolina. ...

This is a touching story that unfolded because a wrong GPS directive sent OGT staff to a wrong address in N.C. Recently OGT’s President; Pastor Ray Wilke, OGT’s Logistic Director; Brent Kummer, & Bauer Underground; Stu Bauer were driving in N...

OGT purchased the two Iron Mules from Motorplex of Columbus in Nebraska. We are grateful for the aid they are able to deliver to families which are impossible to reach because roads were wiped out by floods. Thank you, Motorplex & Mission Mules! ...

Mike and Michele Toberer of Mountain Mule Packers in Mount Ulla, NC but more specifically in Harmony, NC received two Kawasaki UTV side-by-sides Mules, 16 pallets of non-perishable foods, almost 2000 lbs. of dry calico beans, clothing, blankets, work...