Texas Hill Country Flood Relief 2025

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Texas Hill Country Flood Relief 2025

Texas Hill Country Flood Relief 2025

Waves of Hope: Texas Flood Aid

In the wake of the catastrophic flash flooding that has devastated the Texas Hill Country on July 4, 2025, claiming over 50 lives and leaving many more missing, including numerous children. The floods, which struck on July 4th, caused the Guadalupe River to surge dramatically, resulting in widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure. The scale of the devastation is immense, with search and rescue operations continuing around the clock.

In addition to on-the-ground support, Sewa International has launched an urgent fundraising campaign to provide financial aid to the affected families for their immediate needs during this difficult time. Donations will go directly towards Emergency Supplies like;

Clean drinking water & water purification kits
Ready-to-eat meals & non-perishable food
Hygiene kits (soap, toothpaste, sanitary pads, diapers)
First-aid kits & essential medicines
Dry clothing, socks, undergarments
Cleaning supplies (bleach, disinfectants, gloves, mops)
Mold remediation supplies.
Access to mobile health clinics
Mental health and trauma counselling for survivors

The road to recovery will be long, and these families will need sustained support. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference. Let's stand together to help those impacted and show that our community cares.

How You Can Help:

Donate what you can
Share this campaign with friends and family
Organize local fundraising events to raise awareness

Goal: $50,000.00

Collected: $27,692.00

55%

Recent Updates

Texas Flood Relief 10 Days Report

25 Jul 2025 2:13 AM | Sewa International (Administrator)

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Sewa International Mobilizes Over 100 Volunteers in Kerrville

11 Jul 2025 9:31 PM | Sewa International (Administrator)

In response to the devastating flash floods that have swept through the Texas Hill Country, claiming Fatalities confirmed at 121 across Central Texas, with 96 in Kerr County alone, including significant losses at Camp Mystic (27 campers and counsellors), including children, and the figures of Missing persons are About 160–170 individuals remain unaccounted for. As of now there are no active rescue operations, efforts are now focused on recovery. There are 1000s houses damaged and a lot of help is needed immediately.

Sewa International has activated its disaster response teams in full force. Volunteers from the San Antonio, Houston, Austin, Dallas chapters are already on-site, delivering critical aid to families affected by this unprecedented disaster and are sending 100s of volunteers every week.

In addition to volunteer mobilization, Sewa International has launched an emergency fundraising campaign to assist displaced families with immediate needs, including food, water, hygiene supplies, and medical aid. Funds will also support ongoing recovery and rebuilding efforts in the weeks and months to come.

Governor Abbott declared a state disaster; President Trump expanded federal disaster declarations across eight counties and plans to visit soon.

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