Orphan Grain Train Jamestown Shares Abundance with North Dakota Communities
Orphan Grain Train North Dakota in Jamestown shared many items last month with people in the community. They gave out 77 pieces of furniture as well as a freezer and bicycles. Suitcases, school kits, supplies and a teacher kit were given to God’s Child in Bismark, while AMACHI in Devil’s Lake received several boxes of men’s clothing. Thank you, donors for bringing your “no longer needed” items to OGT so that Jamestown volunteers can share them with people in need in the area.
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