Browsing Tag: New England

Disaster Relief Delivered to Christian Appalachian Project

New England Branch donors & volunteers are assisting victims of Hurricane Helene in NC, TN & VA. Volunteers loaded 1,800 pounds for various foods, boxes of Hygiene supplies, medical supplies, blankets, layette kits, tools, disaster cleaning buckets, beds, refrigerators and other needed items for Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) in Kentucky. Cap is assisting several areas…

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Manna From Heaven Grateful for Aid Delivered

New England Branch volunteers in Terryville, CT loaded a 53-foot trailer for Manna from Heaven. They are a local mission in Myra, Kentucky that provides food, clothing, medical items and other needed supplies to families in need due to the shutdown of the coal industry and flooding. Included was over 6,300 pounds of food to…

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Helping Those In Need

New England Branch volunteers have been super busy with loading three shipments within 2 weeks! This third load was sent to Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) which aids those less fortunate over an 8-state area and is headquartered in Kentucky. The shipment, included over 1,100 boxes of linens, various clothing, hygiene supplies, medical supplies, and diapers….

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Aid Delivered to Rhonde Island Will Soon Sail to Liberia

New England branch volunteers delivered hygiene items, sewing machines & supplies, school desks & kits, and medical equipment to St. Paul’s Lutheran church in Providence, RI. These items will then be shipped to Gbarnga Lutheran Mission Project in Liberia to bless many children and families in their education, food, hygiene and medical assistance programs.

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53 Foot Container Delivers Many Goods to Kentucky

Volunteers for OGT’s New England Branch in Terryville, CT, loaded a 53-foot trailer of many requested items for the Manna from Heaven Mission in Appalachia. The branch received a phone call asking for “much needed” items, and the branch joyfully responded in a swift manner. Some of the items shipped included: 15-20 mattresses, boxes of…

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