Domestic Aid

Maryland Branch in Millersville received 5,000 pairs of Bombas socks which they donated to St. Thomas Lutheran Church in Baltimore. The church serves several different local missions that help the homeless, the blind and those in need in the communit...

The brutal force of the massive storm in N. Carolina and surrounding states has left unbelievable destruction and death behind.  Hundreds of miles of roads were destroyed along with having no power, running water or cell phone reception in several s...

Families Working Together in Wanblee, NE picked up 480 pounds of various foods, diapers, hygiene supplies, children’s items and other goods from the Norfolk warehouse. The food and goods will serve many families living in poverty. Praise be to God!...

Phoenix Branch volunteers delivered hygiene kits, clothing, blankets and other goods to several local organizations that help many in need and those homeless. Thank you for being the hands & feet of Jesus!...

The Way Community Center in Wingo, KY was grateful to receive several cases of Bibles, 15 pallets of food, diapers, 280 OGT Christmas Gift boxes, and other aid to share with many families living is severe poverty....

Wisconsin Branch recently purchased 22 pallets of bottled water from Artesia Springs in San Antonio that was delivered to Lori Mercer with Cornerstone Children’s Ranch in Quemado, TX. They are suffering from severe drought which has dried up their ...

Maryland Branch volunteers in Millersville delivered goods and school desks to a new recipient Hazel Green Food Project in Kentucky. They are affiliated with Christian Appalachian Project and assist many families and organizations in need....

‘Thank you!’ to everyone that generously gave toward Thrivent’s Match for OGT’s hurricane relief efforts.  We are humbled and beyond words with $385,200.00 being donated and Thrivent will add another $192,600.00 for a Grand Total of $577,800...

Broadmoor Community Church in New Orleans received 31 pallets of various foods from Norfolk warehouse along with a bunker of diapers donated from Guymon, OK. They had previously received disaster supplies to distribute as needed. Distribution started...