Kerrville Flood Recovery? Read This First

Donation Sites for Kerr County 241 Earl Garrett Street Kerrville, Texas 78028 Kerrville http://www.communityfoundation.net

Guadalupe County Texas Emergency Management and Fire Marshal

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Want to Help with Kerrville Flood Recovery? Read This First

We know many of you are eager to help our neighbors in Kerrville recover from the devastating flooding—but please don’t just jump in your car and head that way.

With a large number of first responders already in the area, all available resources—including volunteers—must be properly coordinated. Unannounced volunteers can unintentionally add strain to already limited resources.

If you want to support the effort:

Volunteer Coordination

A Volunteer Reception Center will open tomorrow at:

Salvation Army – 855 Hays Street, Kerrville, TX

Hours: 8 AM – 5 PM

Local Volunteer Hotline: 830-465-4797

Call ahead to ensure your help is properly registered and directed.

Do NOT show up without notifying local jurisdictions. Your safety matters, and coordinated efforts ensure the response remains organized and effective.

Other donation sites http://www.texansonmission.org/donate Texans on a Mission , Texans on Mission came shortly after the floods with recovery teams and laundry services, as well as crews clearing debris from homes.

Heal Movement Corporation: Heal-Corp President Larry Mynar traveled to the Hill Country to help with his crew. He quickly adapted to the environment and debris by using dogs and mules for searching.

Mynar was later joined by his siblings who brought more fuel and supplies from Robinson, Texas, adding that the extra donations and support for his crew made it easier for them to focus on their relief efforts.

http://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/bring-them-home-texas-flood-search-and-rescue

Capital Title – Belton 210 E Central Avenue, Suites A-D, Belton.

Belton Feed & Supply

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Through the coming days the supplies needed may change, but one thing that will stay constant is the need for prayer

The need for clothing, blankets/ bedding, and non-perishable food items has temporarily been met, so we would like to shift our focus on other items that are still needed. We are working with Bold Republic Brewing Company & Morgan’s Point Resort Fire-Rescue.

(SAN SABA) to donate to flood relief efforts in San Saba, the San Saba Church of Christ Second and Wallace is a key donation and distribution location. They are accepting food, clothing, and bedding for victims at the Fellowship building (3rd & Wallace), open daily from 10 AM to 3 PM and 5 PM to 7 PM. Additionally, the San Saba Ministerial Alliance is also accepting financial donations via Venmo.

Lometa City Hall 11-1pm daily