Eighteen million dollars is pouring into the Texas Hill Country to help flood survivors rebuild—$11 million for homes, $5 million for small businesses, and $1.6 million for nonprofits. This targeted relief comes after a massive $150 million raised post-July Fourth floods, now being deployed for the latest round of devastation. From flooded stores like Gibson’s in Kerrville to families facing months of cleanup, this aid offers critical lifelines. Applications are simple: homeowners apply via the Community Foundation’s site, businesses through LiftFund. Plus, funds are being mobilized for Uvalde survivors—details coming soon. This is more than handouts—it’s a community rallying to rise from the wreckage.
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