Flooded homes and shattered lives in the Texas Hill Country are getting a lifeline—thanks to Hill Country Family Services, which has already helped 39 families with direct cash grants for rent, bills, and mold cleanup. Backed by a $94K grant from the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country (part of a $1.6M flood relief effort), this nonprofit is stepping in where FEMA hasn’t—offering flexible funds and a “shop with dignity” food pantry. With needs shifting from shelter to repairs like re-leveled floors and drywall, they’re staying ready to bridge the gap. More grants may be coming as recovery continues. Flood-affected families can register for help in Boerne—staff available in English and Spanish.
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