Maryland Delivers Medical Items to Project CURE
This is a recent Orphan Grain Train Maryland domestic load that was delivered to West Grove, Pennsylvania. This letter from Tony Rodriguez, assistant branch manager, was shared with the many volunteers and supporters of OGT Maryland.
“Folks – I am happy to report that today we delivered ~3,400 lbs. of medical supplies to Project CURE in West Grove (Phili), PA using our Freightliner truck. These consisted of valuable orthopedic, respiratory, urinary, wound care, and first aid medical supplies and equipment. For those that are not familiar with Project CURE, its mission statement reads, “Collecting surplus and donated medical supplies, equipment, and services from U.S. hospitals, manufacturers, and medical facilities, and shipping them to under-resourced clinics and hospitals across developing nations.” We have delivered DME units to the West Grove facility in the past as well. Praise God for the connection as this helps offload a surplus of these types of supplies.
Respectfully/Tony
Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for He Who promised is faithful.
Hebrews 10:23 NIV
Categories: Branch Updates
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