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Helping Texas Families Recover After Flooding
Good360 is delivering essential supplies to help Hill Country communities respond and recover.
About the Flooding Crisis in Texas Hill County
Since July 12, 2026, a stalled, moisture-rich weather system has brought repeated rounds of torrential rain to South and Central Texas, with the most severe impacts hitting the Texas Hill Country between July 14 and 16, the same region devastated by catastrophic flooding in July 2025. Some areas have received 10 to 20 inches of rain, with isolated totals approaching 30 inches, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a Level 4 (High) flash flood risk, its first anywhere in the country since April 2025.
A Flash Flood Emergency was declared early Thursday for tens of thousands of residents along the Guadalupe River in Kerr and Kendall counties, as a large, fast-moving flood wave moved downstream. A gauge near Kerrville recorded a rise of 32 feet in just four hours. The City of Kerrville issued a shelter-in-place order, and more than 75 people have been rescued statewide, most from stranded vehicles.
Gov. Abbott has issued disaster declarations for 59 Texas counties, and state agencies, including Texas A&M Task Force 1 and 2, the Texas National Guard, and Texas Parks & Wildlife, have activated more than 1,300 personnel to support search-and-rescue and evacuation efforts. Conditions remain dangerous and are still evolving.
Current Needs from our Partners on the Ground
Below is a list of immediate needs that our partners have identified:
- Cleaning supplies
- Buckets
- Bottled water
- Non-perishable food
- Hygiene items
- Bedding and towels
- Clothing
A Region We’ve Stood with Before
This is not the first time Good360 has responded to catastrophic flooding in the Texas Hill Country. In July 2025, torrential rains along the Guadalupe River devastated many of these same communities, and recovery is still ongoing. In Kerrville, Good360 has worked alongside local partner United Rescue Alliance, walking through hard-hit neighborhoods like Bumble Bee Hills and supporting the volunteers and community leaders carrying the long-term rebuilding effort forward.
That work has shown us how this region recovers, and who its most trusted local partners are. We’re drawing on those relationships now to move quickly and get the right supplies to the right communities as fast as possible.
Your Donation Can Make a Difference.
In times of crisis, everyday items — shoes, toothpaste, and backpacks — offer more than just convenience. They provide the first stepping stones to recovery. Your donation today can connect people in need with essentials like these when and where they are needed most. Here are just a few examples of what your generosity can do.*
*Based on audited financial statements. Includes the fair market value of donated goods distributed through our programs.