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Kansas City Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt Says Family Is ‘Devastated’ over Texas Floods

TEXAS, JUL 9 – More than $15 million has been pledged by Texas businesses and organizations to support emergency aid and long-term recovery for communities affected by deadly Central Texas flooding.

  • H-E-B and the Butt family pledged $5 million to support flood relief efforts in Kerr County and Central Texas following deadly floods that killed over 100 people and left 160 missing.
  • Following the July floods, at least 119 people died and over 160 remain missing across Kerr County and surrounding areas, highlighting the disaster's severity.
  • Major companies like AT&T, Verizon, Spoetzl Brewery, and Raising Cane’s donated hundreds of thousands to flood relief, supporting immediate and long-term recovery efforts in Texas.
  • Search and rescue efforts continue, with donations allocated to emergency response and trauma care as of Wednesday.
  • Beyond corporate donations, Dallas-based Duro Hospitality Group, Partenope, and Kerrville's James Avery plan month-long sales and single-day events in July to fund flood recovery efforts.
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Dallas Innovates broke the news in on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.
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