CENTRAL TEXAS FLOOD RELIEF

Texas floods. 💚

Kerrville Relief Fund    Hands Off Central Texas   Austin Disaster Relief Accepting donations and organizing volunteers   Salvation Army Kerr Register to volunteer: (830) 465-4797   I Slay You Slay Accepting donations and making toiletry kits    Southern Oaks Church Disaster relief fund   TEXSAR Raising funds for research and recovery   Community Foundation for Texas Hill Country  Accepting donations for relief/recovery   Austin Pets Alive!  Raising money, collecting donations, and organizing volunteers to help transport pets from Kerr County   Kerrville Pets Alive  Working to rescue pets lost in the flood and reunite them with their families   World Central Kitchen  Providing meals to communities impacted by the floods   The Brewtorium and Austin Flea Accepting donations of water, non-perishable food items, clothing, medical supplies, and pet supplies   Commodore Perry Estate Serving as a daily drop-off location for relief donations (canned food, bottled water, clothing, hygiene products, brooms and shovels, basic emergency and cleaning supplies)   Lucky Lab Coffee Co. Collecting unopened dog and cat food, crates, litter bowls, blankets, and cleaning supplies for donation   Arcadia Live Kerrville Raising funds to provide refuge, emergency supplies, and recovery aid   Project Mend Will provide wheelchairs, scooters, hospital beds, walkers and rollators to people affected by the floods   Texas Search & Rescue Non-profit first responder organization providing search, rescue, and recovery operations   Mercy Chefs Non-profit organization dedicated to providing chef-prepared meals to first responders and volunteers   World Central Kitchen Chef Jose Andres' non-profit organization that serves meals around the world in areas of crisis has a team in Central Texas in the wake of the flooding GoFundMe Crowdfunding website’s list of verified fundraisers for Kerrville-area flood victims   Treaty Oak Donation drop-off sight in dripping springs   Spare Birdie Donation drop-off sight until July 11 in Cedar Park At the Vatican, Pope Leo extended a prayer to the flooding victims during Sunday Mass, saying, "I express my sincere condolences to all the families who have lost loved ones, in particular their daughters who were at summer camp, in the disaster caused by the flooding of the Guadalupe River in Texas in the United States." Death toll from catastrophic flooding in Texas over the July Fourth weekend surpasses 100 https://www.wjcl.com/article/central-texas-deadly-flash-floods/65299609 Coast Guard rescuer helps save 165 people in Texas flash floods YouTube · Good Morning America https://youtube.com/watch?v=gzXrW0HfXX8&si=RUSWtSU6R5TpfdAF