Three months of moving recovery forward, together

Three months after the July 16 floods, recovery continues to take shape across the Hill Country and South Texas. Families are navigating their next steps, businesses are working to reopen and nonprofit partners are helping communities move from immediate relief toward long-term stability.

Each step forward reflects the generosity of donors, the strength of local partnerships and a shared commitment to the work still ahead.

Three months of recovery in action

Through the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country, nearly $24 million in grants has been awarded to trusted nonprofit partners supporting families, homeowners and small businesses across the region.

These investments are helping households access emergency financial assistance, connect with case managers, secure temporary housing and begin repairing damaged homes. Partners including LiftFund, Habitat for Humanity Kerr County, First Presbyterian Church of Kerrville and Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of San Antonio are helping turn charitable support into practical recovery resources.

“Each family’s path is different, and the needs will change over time,” said Austin Dickson, CEO of the Community Foundation. “Our role is to connect the generosity of donors with trusted local partners who understand those needs and can help families move from immediate relief toward lasting stability.”

The work continues across both regions, with new investments in South Texas home repairs and ongoing support for families navigating recovery. These efforts reflect a commitment to meeting needs as they evolve, recognizing that rebuilding homes, livelihoods and communities takes time.

Recovery Impact at a Glance

• $24 million in grants awarded across the Hill Country and South Texas
• $5 million invested in small business recovery through LiftFund
• About $8.8 million supporting Kerr County home repairs
• $1.9 million supporting Hill Country disaster case management
• More than $1 million supporting emergency financial assistance in South Texas

Impacted by the floods?

If you were affected by the 2025 or 2026 floods, please complete the Needs Assessment. Your responses help recovery partners identify needs and connect households with available resources.

This is not an application for financial assistance. You may opt in to receive text updates about recovery resources.

Were you affected by the floods? 

Please complete our needs assessment, and a case manager will be in touch with you. 

Click here for Needs Assessment.