US EditionCelebrities, Corporations Generously Donate to Help Victims of Flooding in Texas Hill Country
- Hours before her July 5 concert, Shakira pledged to donate a portion of ticket proceeds to flood relief efforts for the Hill Country region in Texas.
- At least 51 have died and over 20 are missing, including Camp Mystic campers, as rescue efforts continue after the July 4 floods along the Guadalupe River in Texas.
- The NFL’s Houston Texans pledged $500,000, USAA committed the same in grants and volunteer support, and CEO Juan Andrade offered condolences, aiding flood relief efforts in Texas.
- Fans are encouraged to donate via the charity’s website as proceeds support Catholic Charities of San Antonio, aiding flood victims.
- Beyond Shakira’s pledge, Texas NFL team owners and USAA have committed $500,000 each, with owners expressing prayers for missing children and USAA activating volunteers.
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Celebrities, corporations open wallets after deadly flood in Texas Hill Country
Shakira, USAA and the Houston Texans, among others, have pledged donations in support of the victims of devastating Texas floods that have killed 43 people and left 27 young girls missing.
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