US EditionTexas Flood Relief: How to Help
- Severe flash flooding devastated Central Texas, causing approximately 100 deaths and widespread property damage as reported by July 7 officials.
- In response to the flooding, Governor Greg Abbott broadened the state disaster proclamation on July 5 to cover several counties, and on July 6, the federal government authorized a major disaster declaration for Kerr County.
- Multiple organizations including the Central Texas Community Foundation and the United Cajun Navy established funds and deployed volunteers to support relief and recovery efforts.
- Volunteers like Sarah Grande pledged help, stating, "I have already signed up to volunteer" and stressing donations of money as the best aid from afar.
- State and federal assistance offers financial aid, crisis counseling, tax relief, and supplies, while community leaders emphasize resilience and coordinated response during recovery.
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Texas flood relief: Here's how you can help
(NEXSTAR) - With the death toll soaring from catastrophic flooding across Central Texas over the holiday weekend, Americans are looking for ways to support those who are still trying to recover and comprehend the full scope of the tragedy. The raging flash floods — among the nation’s worst in decades — slammed into camps and homes along the edge of the Guadalupe River before daybreak Friday, pulling sleeping people out of their cabins, tents, an…
Texas flood relief: How to help
(NEXSTAR) - With the death toll soaring from catastrophic flooding across Central Texas over the holiday weekend, Americans are looking for ways to support those who are still trying to recover and comprehend the full scope of the tragedy. The raging flash floods — among the nation’s worst in decades — slammed into camps and homes along the edge of the Guadalupe River before daybreak Friday, pulling sleeping people out of their cabins, tents, an…
Where to donate and dine out in Central Texas to help flood relief
As parts of Central Texas recover from floods over July 4 weekend — and some areas brace for further impact as rains continue — civilians can pitch in with donations and volunteering. Local organizations accepting donations include Uchi, Hopdoddy, Treaty Oak Distilling, and many more.
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