Indiana Delivers Furniture to Family Recovering from House Fire
Orphan Grain Train Indiana in Jonesville recently received a request from a family that suffered an extensive house fire in February. The family brought their referral from the fire report and were able to take home some really nice furniture. The furniture had been donated by a couple moving south and they needed to downsize.
There were four dressers, four end tables, and a couple of living room chairs. From other donors, OGT Indiana also had a queen bed set, a diaper changing table, and various household appliances and kitchenware to give the family. The furniture filled the U-Haul truck. The family was pleased to replenish the furniture they had lost to the fire, and OGT Indiana was thrilled to be a part of the family’s healing process from the fire. Thank you, to all the donors and volunteers who participated in this wonderful delivery.
But You, Lord, are a shield around me, my glory, the One Who lifts my head high.
Psalm 3:3NIV
Categories: Branch Updates, Domestic Aid
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