St. Louis was the Work Site for Texas Volunteers
You don’t need to hear instructions to be a good volunteer. Ten Texans proved it on July 22nd at the St. Louis site for the Missouri-Illinois branch. Seven volunteers were youth and young adults with hearing disabilities, while three adults provided sign language instructions at the direction of branch personnel.
The team of volunteers departed from Austin, Texas, and traveled more than 800 miles to help with sorting and boxing clothing for the needy.
Related News Stories
Thrivent Action Team A Fun Success
During lunch on May 10th, Chris Carstens, OGT’s Inventory Manager hosted a dual Thrivent Action Team event to assemble Hygiene Kits and School Kits. It all began with towel & washcloth sets and bookbags that were gathered at the Thrivent Annual...
Read More
With joyful and grateful hearts!
It was encouraging to see so many Pastors and volunteers weather the rain May 7th as we gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking. Neither drizzle nor mud could dampen the event as we took the next step toward building the Orphan Grain Train Houston S...
Read More
Wonderful Volunteers Help Sort and Pack
The Parker Baby Co. recently visited OGT’s Castle Rock Collection Center to pack and sort clothing. Parker Baby Co. is a husband and wife founded company with a mission to provide accessible and exceptional products to parents while supporting them...
Read More