Assist Those Impacted by Recent Flooding

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Let us all continue to unite in prayer over the devastating flooding in central Texas. Lift up those who have died, those still missing, and all their loved ones, especially as recovery efforts move forward. Want to help? Please consider making a financial gift to one of the following trusted organizations:

1. The Episcopal Diocese of West Texas: The Diocese has established a fund to assist those in need. Donate HERE.

2. Kerr County Flood Relief Fund: This is a trusted fund established by the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country to support flood relief and rebuild efforts. Your donation will be distributed by the foundation to multiple regional nonprofits working on the ground. Give HERE

3. TEXSAR (Texas Search and Rescue): TEXSAR is providing vital rescue services and continues to need ongoing support. Click HERE to donate.

4. The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services: The Salvation Army is actively responding to the severe floods in Texas, offering emergency aid, food, beverages, emotional and spiritual care, and critical supplies to survivors and rescue workers across five states. When donating, please be sure to select “Texas Flood (July 2025)” from the dropdown menu under “What would you like your donation to support?” Click HERE to donate.

5. The Episcopal Relief & Development has released a statement on how they are responding to the floods. Donations will help our local partners respond to the emerging needs. Give HERE

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