US EditionLandscaper Supports Hill Country Community for Free After Floods, Gets Business Saved in Return
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY, JUL 15 – Styx and its charity donated $10,000 and will contribute album sales proceeds to aid Texas Hill Country flood victims after the July 4 disaster that caused at least 51 deaths.
- On July 4, 2025, heavy flooding swept across Kerr County and the Texas Hill Country, resulting in extensive damage and forcing many families to leave their homes.
- The flooding led to at least 51 deaths, including 15 children, and prompted emergency disaster declarations and federal aid approvals for multiple counties.
- Jonathan Moreno, a local landscaper from Kerrville, volunteered his services without charge to clear debris and assist neighbors despite his own damaged tools and financial strain.
- Runner Jack Stradinger ran 100 miles on the Katy Trail to raise over $20,000 for flood relief, pushing his physical limits while expressing a desire to endure intense hardship as a way to stand in solidarity with those facing even greater challenges.
- On July 5, 2025, Starlink announced it would offer a complimentary month of internet access to those impacted by the floods in Texas, while unfounded claims about Elon Musk donating $7 million circulated without credible confirmation.
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Landscaper supports Hill Country community for free after floods, gets business saved in return
A Kerrville man who used his landscaping tools to help flood victims in the Hill Country free of charge nearly lost his livelihood in the process. Now, others are stepping up to return the favor. Jonathan Moreno, owner of M’s Lawn Service 830, didn’t hesitate to respond when floodwaters tore through Kerr County and the Hill Country on July 4. Without charging a dime, Moreno grabbed his equipment and went to work clearing debris, cutting down fal…
Thousands raised for local restaurant's fundraiser for Texas floods
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A local restauran in Yuma, Saigon Pho, raised almost $3 thousand for the flood victims in Texas. The restaurant owner and staff held the fundraiser this past Saturday, and received funds from the community. Vinny Vo, Saigon Pho owner says, "Lots of people in town are very supportive." The fundraiser received funds from local non-profits like Saint Francis Church and Crossroads Mission. Vo shares why he was so compelled…
Our Sunday Visitor
catholicstarherald.orgFrom Boston to Baton Rouge, faithful unite to help Texas flood victims
(OSV News) — From Boston to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, faithful across the nation are reaching out to bring material and spiritual aid to those impacted by the devastating July 4 flash floods in the Texas Hill Country. The deluge has so far killed at least 132 — among them, dozens of children — with another 160 or more still missing. Catholic Charities USA, the official domestic relief agency of the Catholic Church in the nation, has launched a don…
The Center Square
Initial emergency funds, resources made available for Texas flood victims
(The Center Square) – Initial emergency funds and resources are being made available to flood victims and survivors impacted by severe flood weather beginning July 2 and ongoing in central
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