Central Texas Flood Relief
- Claire Resnick
- Aug 6
- 2 min read
Between July 4–6, 2025, Central Texas experienced a catastrophic flash flood after intense storms dumped 5–11 inches of rain in just a few hours, causing the Guadalupe River to surge 20–26 feet—its second-highest recorded rise—within under an hour.
The consequences were tragic: As of Monday, July 7th, there are over 80 confirmed deaths (including nearly 30 children), with more than 40 people still missing, and hundreds rescued from fast-moving waters. These storm systems turned beloved towns and summer camps into emergency zones almost overnight.
With imidia's headquarters residing in Texas, our team has been deeply moved by the tragedy our neighbors have experienced. That's why we've compiled a collection of trusted organizations providing emergency aid, food, shelter, rescue services, and long-term relief for those in need.
We encourage you to make a donation of any size to one or more of the following organizations:
💧 Direct Relief Funds
Kerr County Relief Fund Supports flood recovery efforts in Kerrville, Ingram, Hunt, and nearby areas.
Wilco CARES Fund Emergency aid for families in Williamson County (Leander, Georgetown, Liberty Hill).
🚨 Emergency Response & Rescue
TEXSAR – Texas Search & Rescue Volunteers with boats, drones, and rescue dogs assisting in active flood zones.
Red Cross – South & Central Texas Sheltering displaced residents and delivering food, water, and supplies.
🍽️ Meal & Supply Relief
World Central Kitchen Providing chef-prepared meals and clean water to flood victims.
Matthew 25 Ministries Offering mobile showers, laundry stations, and essential supplies.
Mercy Chefs Delivering hot meals to families and first responders.
Operation BBQ Relief Supporting communities with large-scale food distribution.
🐾 Animal Rescue & Support
Kerrville Pets Alive Helping displaced animals find shelter and care.
Austin Pets Alive Supporting flood-impacted shelters and coordinating animal transport.
No act is too small — every contribution helps bring relief and hope to those who need it most. Let’s show what Texas resilience looks like. 💙
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