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

Moutain Mule Packers Excited for Mules to Arrives

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...

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Monetary Gifts Sent Will Help Families in California

OGT is working with Pastor Ken Frese, a retired pastor in Los Angeles, CA. He is familiar with the area that has and continues to burn and knows many families there. We gave him $50,000.00 to share $1,000.00 checks to families that have lost everythi...

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OGT Helps Families in California

OGT  is helping families that have lost everything in the Los Angeles fires. We are working with Pastor Ken Frese, a retired pastor in Los Angeles, CA. He is familiar with the area that has and continues to burn and knows many families there. We gav...

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Donations Will Bless Victims of Hurricane Helene

OGT’s Highland Lakes Collection Center in Buchanan Dam, TX recently joined with area donors and the Highland Lakes Crisis Network to send relief assistance to victims of Hurricane Helene. OGT—HL TX donated quilts, bedding, winter coats and sweate...

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Camp Linn Haven Blessed By Aid

OGT purchased a $8,650.00 worth of drywall, compound, screws & insulation from Lowes and was delivered to Camp Linn Haven in Linville, NC. The building materials will help to repair damaged walls in the cabins engulfed with water....

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Two Organizations Receive Assistance

Kent Wilke (Pastor Wilke’s brother) and his wife Carol delivered 30 generators, electrical cords & heaters to Helene victims. Half of the items went to distribution center in Trade, TN, along the border with NC. This location is Skateboard ...

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Disaster Relief Delivered to Tennessee

Indiana Branch volunteers in Jonesville loaded a semi-trailer with disaster relief supplies, 28,512 fortified rice meals, quilts, several charcoal grills, and tools. Northeast Tennessee Disaster Relief received the much-needed food and supplies to sh...

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