Mid-Atlantic Team of 25 Load for Republic of Georgia
Orphan Grain Train Mid-Atlantic Branch had a spectacular day to load a container for Republic of Georgia. Saturday, August 23rd was bright, sunny, clear, and cool – so unusual for a month that’s usually very hot and humid. Our truck arrived way ahead of time, allowing us to start by 8:30am, a full half hour early. We had a great team of 25 who filled the container with almost 1,300 boxes (a new record for MAB!) and also sorted and packed donations. What a blessing to have such a great turnout!
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