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How to Donate to Texas Flood Victims

TEXAS HILL COUNTRY, TEXAS, JUL 6 – The Houston Texans committed $500,000 to aid Texas Hill Country flood relief after the disaster killed 27 people, including nine children, officials reported.

  • A severe storm on July 4 led to devastating floods in Texas' Hill Country near the Guadalupe River, resulting in the deaths of at least 32 individuals, among them 14 children.
  • The Guadalupe River surged over 26 feet in height between 4 a.m. and 6 a.m., causing swift flooding that destroyed homes, vehicles, and impacted camps and RV parks.
  • Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha emphasized that search efforts will continue relentlessly until every person is located, as officials reported more than 850 rescues and ongoing operations.
  • Governor Abbott extended the state disaster declaration to cover additional counties, pledging to utilize all available resources, while bipartisan lawmakers are working to raise at least $150,000 for relief efforts.
  • Contributions to the Red Cross’s disaster response efforts help provide essential food, shelter, and recovery assistance as the community continues to rebuild following this sudden and devastating flood.
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Multiple groups requesting donations to help Hill Country flood victims

(The Center Square) – Multiple groups statewide are requesting donations to assist flood victims in the Texas Hill Country. The state has created a reporting system for damages and also provided information for Texans about how to avoid disaster assistance…

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