Catastrophic flooding in Texas has resulted in at least 133 deaths and over 100 people missing. Local and national organizations are mobilizing to assist survivors, fund relief, and rebuild communities. The Kerr County Flood Relief Fund provides immediate assistance, while the TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund focuses on direct aid. The Austin Disaster Relief Network coordinates volunteers and emergency supplies. Organizations from New York, including the Hearst Foundations, are contributing $1 million for flood relief efforts, and local labor councils are fundraising to support affected workers and families.
In response to catastrophic flooding that has already claimed at least 133 lives in Texas, local and national organizations have launched emergency efforts to support survivors, fund relief operations, and help communities rebuild.
The Kerr County Flood Relief Fund is channeling donations to provide immediate assistance in one of the state's hardest-hit regions, covering emergency housing and supplies for displaced families.
The Hearst Foundations announced $1 million in grants to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund and The Salvation Army to bolster immediate relief and long-term recovery in affected communities.
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