OGT Ohio Sends Relief to Kentucky, Indiana, and Beyond
Orphan Grain Train Ohio was busy again at transporting needed items to groups in Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio. In May, Appalachia Reach Out in Inez, Kentucky received over ninety pieces of furniture, sixty boxes and individual household items, toys, clothing and hygiene supplies. Two days later, OGT Ohio traveled to The Attic in McKee, Kentucky delivering clothing and household items. They traveled on to Concordia Seminary in Fort Wayne, Indiana to bring 25 boxes of clothing to seminarians and their families. Thank you, Ohio volunteers for preparing all of these donations so that they can be used where they are needed.
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