Disaster Relief

The Way Community Center in Wingo, KY continues to help families devastated by the recent flooding. They were grateful to receive more than 27,000 pounds of various foods, 3,240 Kids Against Hunger meals, hygiene supplies, various clothes, bedding an...

OGT purchased and delivered two generators to LERT – Lutheran Early Response Team in Ft. Myers, Florida. We continue to be in contact with volunteers in the Florida and will assist families for the long-term....

OGT’s Ohio location collected items for cleanup and relief efforts for Hurricane Ian. Items will be distributed through NALC Disaster Response and LCMS – LERT (Lutheran Early Response Team) to people in need in St. Petersburg, Estero, Port Charlo...

Melber Baptist Church Food Pantry in Hickory, KY was grateful to receive frozen chicken, potatoes, cleaning supply buckets, work gloves, diapers, 200 Christmas Gift boxes and other goods to help families affected by the recent floods. Thank you, Norf...

In mid-August, volunteers from Indiana Branch delivered water, food, cleaning and sanitizing products to an Emergency Disaster Relief building in Kentucky to help flood victims. The photo is from Manna from Heaven, one of our recipients in Kentucky, ...

The Way Community Center in Wingo, KY continues to help families that were devastated by the mid-December tornadoes. They were grateful to receive 28,592 pounds of various foods, 14,256 Kids Against Hunger meals, blankets, hygiene supplies and clothi...

House of I Am in Madisonville, KY was grateful to receive a flatbed with coaches and a trailer with other household items for families finally getting into their homes after the December tornadoes. Thank you, Indiana Branch volunteers and donors!...

Wisconsin Branch volunteers delivered 3 loads of large round bales of hay (108 bales) to Las Vegas, NM where prairie fires have destroyed grasslands, homes and businesses. Thank you, donors and volunteers!...

OGT arranged the delivery of 5 loads of hay to Mora, NM where grass lands, homes and businesses have been destroyed by prairie fires. The Hermits Peak & Calf Canyon Fire is now the most destructive in New Mexico history. Many ranchers lined up to...