The Kerr County Flood Relief Fund is dedicated to assisting with recovery and rebuilding efforts following the catastrophic flooding on July 4, 2025.
A local state of disaster has been declared in Kerr County, Texas, due to severe and life-threatening flooding that ensued overnight from substantial rainfall on Thursday, July 3, spilling into Friday, July 4.
According to the Kerr County Sheriff’s Office, several lives have been lost; however, further information will be withheld until next of kin are informed.
Emergency response teams are actively engaged across the county to manage rescue operations and other urgent calls.
Reports indicate that the Guadalupe River has risen to 39 feet or more, eclipsing the area’s second most significant flood event recorded in 1987.
Mayor Joe Herring, Jr. has encouraged community members to contribute to the Community Foundation serving the Texas Hill Country.
This Community Foundation, recognized as a 501(c)(3) public charity, will ensure that contributions are directed towards legitimate organizations engaged in rescue, relief, recovery, and flood assistance. The Fund is specifically aimed at supporting the communities in Hunt, Ingram, Kerrville, Center Point, and Comfort. Donations are tax-deductible, and contributors will receive a formal acknowledgment of their gifts.
Grants from the Fund will benefit nonprofit organizations, first responders, and local authorities participating in relief and recovery efforts. Although direct grants to individuals or families, or funding for repairs to personal property, cannot be provided, the Fund is committed to channeling resources to reputable organizations that are making immense efforts to aid those in need. Together, we can significantly impact the community during this difficult period.
To contribute, please make a donation here.
Alternately, donations can be mailed to the office located at 241 Earl Garrett Street, Kerrville, Texas 78028.
