OGT Norfolk Sends Food to South Dakota
In April, the Native American Heritage Association received three truckloads of canned and dry food from Orphan Grain Train’s Norfolk branch. We are deeply grateful for the generous donations that help us stock the shelves and support families across South Dakota.
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