| All Hands & Heart Emergency response teams are prioritizing search and rescue operations in the aftermath of the devastating floods in Texas. LEARN MORE | American Kidney Fund Is helping people affected by the disaster purchase kidney-friendly foods, find transportation to dialysis, and replace lost or destroyed kidney medications. Learn More | American Red Cross Collaborates closely with partners to support emergency shelters by providing food, relief supplies, and other essential resources, including financial assistance and family travel support. Learn More | Americares Is deploying an emergency response team to help restore access to health services and address the most urgent health needs in affected communities. Learn More | Best Friends Animal Society An emergency response team is reaching out to affected animal shelters and rescue groups in Texas, working to provide them with the support they need. Learn More |
| DALLAS PETS ALIVE Providing medical care onsite and transporting animals to APA! Learn More | GiveDirectly is delivering cash to low-income families in the hardest-hit areas. Families will each receive $2,400 in emergency cash will help cover their immediate needs Learn More | Mercy Chefs is providing hot, chef-prepared meals to victims, first responders, and volunteers in the days ahead. Learn More | ProjectMEND If you or someone you know has been affected by the flooding and is in need of medical equipment — such as a wheelchair, walker, crutches, knee scooter, or cane — please call us at 210-223-6363. Learn More | TEXSAR We will be deploying volunteer "ground pounders," swiftwater teams, boats, drone teams, K9s and whatever else requesting agencies need of us. Learn More |
| SALVATION ARMY The Salvation Army said it has served 1,700 meals and more than 10,000 drinks to those affected by flooding in the area. The organization is also working to distribute hygiene kits, blankets and other essential items. Learn More | Best Friends Animal Society Best Friends’ emergency response team is reaching out to impacted animal shelters and rescue groups in Texas and we are working to provide them with support that meets their needs. Learn More | Operation Of Kindness. taking in animals that were in shelters prior to the storms, we’re creating crucial capacity for the pets displaced by the flooding. We’re also working closely with our transport team to accommodate additional animals arriving on incoming flights throughout the week. Learn More | Operational Blessing Partnering with the Assembly of God Church in Kerrville, Operation Blessing began distributing emergency food boxes and essential supplies to flood-stricken neighborhoods. Learn More | National Flood Insurance Program Contact this program to understand your flood coverage and get assistance filing claims. Learn More 2-1-1 Texas Provides resources and information for homeless shelters, transitional housing, and rapid rehousing. Learn More |