Domestic Aid

On April 24, 2026, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rolf from Tarkio, Missouri along with Lincoln, Nebraska friends, Howard and Karon Killion, delivered barbed wire rolls, hedge posts, and steel fence posts to Orphan Grain Train Lincoln manager, Jim Carter, for di...

Orphan Grain Train Maryland announced to all volunteers the successful load that was delivered to Hazel Green Food Project. (HGFP). in Hazel Green, Kentucky. HGFP sits in one of the poorest counties in all of Appalachia. Volunteers loaded winter and ...

Orphan Grain Train driver, Bob Schleppenbach, left for Farnam, Nebraska this morning to deliver a load of treated fence posts to the area. Another OGT driver, Dan Pollack, after picking up a full semi-load of barbed wire out of Oklahoma will also be ...

Last month, Orphan Grain Train Ohio delivered blankets, sleeping mats, furniture and household supplies to the North American Disaster Response team. In addition, to this there were diapers and school, and hygiene supplies also in the trailer load of...

Thank you Brian Knapp and Matt Klyere for the donation of hay and trucking for another load to western Nebraska. This load is headed for the Osh Kosh area. You are good, and what you do is good; teach me your decrees. Psalm 119:68...

Last week, Thursday, April 9, the Orphan Grain Train Phoenix branch rented a 26’ box truck and drove four hours to Tuba City, AZ to deliver a truck load of donations to the Navajo Nation. Eleven pallets with 660 boxes and one Gaylord with bikes, me...

Almost 600 bales of hay have been delivered to western Nebraska farmers and ranchers through Orphan Grain Train and donors. All of the hay was graciously donated by farmers in Nebraska, Iowa and Wisconsin. Orphan Grain Train is able to pay for trucki...

Orphan Grain Train Wisconsin is hauling hay to western Nebraska. This is the first load that went out last week. There are four more in the works. Thank you, Dave Enders from Lodi. Thank you, donors for supporting the trucking of these loads. Thank y...

A family of sisters recently reached out to Orphan Grain Train Central Iowa. They were wanting to donate as much of their parents’ household items that would be accepted. They didn’t want the items resold. With limited warehouse space, Ri...