Peanut Butter for the Philippines!
Orphan Grain Train Norfolk’s container to Ryan Tormentar and Christian Mission Baptist Church in Negros Occidental, Philippines reached its destination safely. These are photos that were shared with OGT Norfolk. There were ten cases of peanut butter on this load, and the food was very well received. The Philippines has experienced several super Typhoons that have left severe damage to the area. This container contained many disaster relief items: 13 solar room lights, 30 survival kits, 54 tarps, disaster totes and buckets, and hygiene kits and supplies. In addition, there were 15 bicycles and 140 Christmas boxes to share with children.
Categories: Branch Updates, International Aid
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