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February 24, 2026

Student “Lock-In” Youth Make Hygiene Kits for OGT

Middle and high school students from St. John’s Lutheran Church in Battle Creek had a “lock in” recently and one of their “lock in” activities was to make hygiene kits.

Deanna Anderson, the youth group leader, organized this event and delivered the finished kits along with throw blankets. All of these items will be packed into OGT boxes, inventoried and quickly picked for a domestic or international load. Thank you, Deanna for organizing this event. Thank you, St. John’s youth for the energy you put into making the kits and the added blankets.

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