Disaster Relief

OGT’s Disaster Relief Efforts Reach Worldwide

Orphan Grain Train provides disaster relief throughout the United States and around the world. Working with the people of the communities affected by various natural disasters, OGT has been able to provide needed aid and help long after the initial devastation. Orphan Grain Train helps families devastated by storms, floods, wildfires and hurricanes. When desperation is felt, OGT offers gifts of hope.

Disaster Relief Efforts

Aid for North Carolina Donated to OGT

Norfolk Warehouse was blessed with two trucks and a trailer filled with disaster relief supplies for N.C. from Washington & Marshall Counties in northern Kansas. Many families & schools in several towns were involved with the gathering of foo...

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Disaster Relief Continues In Louisiana

OGT continues to help families in need of roof repairs in Louisiana since hurricane Ida in 2021. We have been working with Toi Carter with Louisiana Just Recovery Network by providing roofing materials and she shared these pictures of more roofs bein...

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Second Water Tanker Delivered

OGT’s 2nd 5,300-gallon water tanker left Monday for Calvary Church in Asheville, N. Carolina to assist with no running water due to damaged water pipes. We are working with Fuller Center Disaster ReBuilders (whom we’ve worked with in the past...

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Tanker Delivered to Asheville

OGT’s 5,300-gallon water tanker made it to Asheville, NC and is hooked up for showers and flushing toilets. The tanker will stay at the location for disaster relief personnel to take and refill it to be used again & again. Thank you, OGT Logist...

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Water Tanker Will Soon Arrive Asheville

OGT’s 5,300-gallon water tanker is leaving this morning for Asheville, N. Carolina to assist with no running water due to damaged water pipes. The tanker will be set up at Emmanuel Lutheran Church to furnish water for showers and flushing toilets. ...

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