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As authorities and volunteers continue to discover and assist the destructive flood victims flowing through a part of Texas, various groups and celebrities have donated for donations in the area.
On Saturday, Colombian singer-songman Shakira announced that she would donate a part of the income from her July 5 concert at San Antonio to support families affected by the Texas Hill Country Fluds.
“Dear San Antonio, our hearts and prayers are with flood affected people in Central Texas,” the singer wrote on X. “We are providing disaster relief to the affected families, which are donating a part of tonight’s show for Catholic Catholic Charities of San Antonio.”
The United Services Automobile Association, known as the USAA, has performed $ 500,000 in philanthropic grant to help in search and recovery efforts and will activate employee volunteers to serve local communities.
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Shakira, USAA, and Houston Texas donated to support the destructive victims of the Texas floods, killing 43 people and 27 young girls went missing. (Roy Rochlin)
The USAA President and CEO Juan Andrade said in a statement, “The destruction and disadvantage we are seeing in Texas is heartbreaking, and our thoughts and prayers are all impressed, especially the families of those who have lost loved ones and who are still waiting to hear the news,” said the USAA and CEO Juan Andred said in a statement. “We have been part of this community for more than 100 years and we will show the action, compassion and a will to help our neighbors and our members recover and reconstruct.
The USAA, which provides banking services especially to military, giants and members of their families, is located outside the San Antonio.
NFL’s Houston Texas has promised $ 500,000 to help in flood -related efforts.
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Crews work to clean the debris from the Cad Loop Bridge along the Guadalup River in Texas on Saturday, July 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Rhodolfo Gonzalaz)
Janis, Hannah and Cal McCenaire, a statement in a statement by a franchise said in a statement, “We are breaking hearts with damage and damage that our neighbors in Texas Hill country have tolerated. We have been especially destroyed to hear about children who are still missing and we are praying that they are soon involved with their families,” A statement by Cal McCenaire states. “Our heart will live with everyone affected, and in addition to our donations, we will continue to support search, rescue and recovery efforts in the coming weeks.”
Texas Search and Rescue, a non-profit first respondent group, is providing search, rescue and recovery operations in Ker County, which was greatly affected by the floods.
The Salvation Army in Kerville, Texas is taking limited donations and is named as the official partner for volunteer coordination and in-in-date donation.
A drone scene shows debris on a road, as a result of flash flooding, comfortably, Texas, US, July 5, 2025. (Reuters/Marco Bello)
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A non -profit group in the region, the Community Foundation launched the County Flood Relief Fund. All donations will go to organizations that help in emergency.
As of Saturday evening, at least 43 people have died and more than 27 young girls of Camp Mistic continue to search and rescue operations.
