Disaster Relief

Norfolk warehouse volunteers loaded a 53’ trailer filled with furniture, household items, food and other goods for tornado victims in Wingo, KY. The Way Community Center continues to help families whose homes were destroyed in the mid-December torn...

Norfolk’s Our Savior Lutheran 8th grade confirmation class and one high school senior, under the leadership of Myron Koi, were asked after Wednesday night Lenten Service to help move furniture out of a house in Norfolk, NE. Six young men (and o...

Indiana Branch (first photo on top) Manager Gene Ernst, wife Vivian with volunteers Jerry Maley, wife Carol, and 2 grandkids (daughter not pictured) delivered 2 -18’ trucks filled with furniture and household goods to Madisonville, KY for tornado r...

Part of OGT’s Volunteer Village, a shower unit, was delivered and set up at Church of Christ in Waverly, TN. The shower unit will be used by volunteers helping with the clean-up and rebuilding in Waverly since the devastating flood last August. Ple...

OGT continues to assist families that are still without livable homes in the New Orleans region from Hurricane Ida last August of 2021. OGT’s disaster relief aid is purchasing roofing materials for families without insurance and little ability to p...

Norfolk Warehouse volunteers loaded 15 pallets of purchased foods & wheel barrels along with donated new carpet for New Orleans, LA. The food and goods will be used to help families still recovering from hurricane Ida. Thank you, OGT donors and v...

Maryland Branch had a special request for hygiene kits and school supplies for tornado disaster in Kentucky and their supporters came through. They were able to deliver 90 boxes of the kits along with other needed household items. Parise be to God!...

Wisconsin Branch in Westfield delivered a truck load of various frozen chicken to two locations in Kentucky that are providing food for tornado victims. The rebuilding may take years and OGT is committed to being there for the long term. Thank you, W...

Two designated locations in Kentucky received 5,500 pounds of canned food, cereal, & non-perishable foods along with children’s winter coats and accessories, diapers, blankets, household items and cleaning supplies for families that their homes...