Beginning last Fall Operation Compassion has been helping the First American Distribution Center (FADC) deliver more goods than ever. Through a grant given by one of our partners, FADC now receives regular truckloads of fresh produce. With the spiraling rates of diabetes and other medical issues, the fresh produce will help stabilize the diets that depended upon processed foods loaded with sugar, sodium and other chemicals. Continue reading 'Operation Compassion Intensifies Ministry on Indian Reservation'»
Operation Compassion has a renewed partnership with Olive Branch ministries to deliver four to six semis of product each year. Volunteer driver, Dennis Parker, has set aside time to make the week long round trip to Tolstoy, ND and Big Timber, MT. Continue reading 'Operation Compassion Continues Partnership to North Central Indians'»
This year Operation Compassion has sent fifteen semi truckloads of food, school supplies and other life sustaining products to ministries working with Native Americans in the western United States. One of the priorities for Operation Compassion has been the Native Americans. This was solidified with the opening of the First American Distribution Center in Gallup, NM. Continue reading 'MINISTRY TO INDIAN MINISTRIES IN THE WEST'»
The United States Department of Agriculture has renewed the powdered and liquid milk grants for fiscal year 2005. The grant for the fiscal year 2005 will provide Operation Compassion with one thousand two hundred semis of milk related products through the faith based initiative of the USDA. Continue reading 'USDA Grant Renewed for 2005'»
During the first five months of 2004, Operation Compassion was shipping product in and out of their warehouse network at a record pace. Then June dawned and the donations of product exploded beyond anyone’s imagination. Semi trucks were moving in and out a frenetic pace, stretching every staff member to a new capacity. Continue reading 'Operation Compassion Establishes New Growth Plateau'»
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