TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund

NOTE: Through a partnership with Communities Foundation of Texas, TEGNA Texas is using the North Texas Giving Day platform to provide an online donation form for this statewide campaign. Donors outside of the Dallas-Fort Worth area may not be familiar with North Texas Giving Day, but rest assured, you’re in the right place for the TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund. Thank you for your generosity!

The TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund is raising money to support the ongoing and long-term response to devastating flash floods that began on July 4 in and around Kerr County, Texas. At this time, local officials in Central Texas have asked for financial contributions to support their work with search, rescue, recovery, and rebuilding. As of July 8, more than 100 people have been killed in floods across Texas. In Kerr County, more than 80 people died. Camp Mystic, a sleepaway summer camp for girls, lost 27 campers and counselors when catastrophic flooding caused the Guadalupe River to rush from its banks.

WHAT IS TEGNA TEXAS?
TEGNA owns 64 local news brands in 51 markets. In Texas, TEGNA owns more than a dozen brands. Together, this group of stations is harnessing its reach across the state of Texas to raise money to support people impacted by flash floods.

The TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund is supported by:

• WFAA/KFAA, Dallas-Fort Worth
• KHOU, Houston
• KENS, San Antonio
• KVUE, Austin
• KYTX, Tyler
• KIII, Corpus Christi
• KBMT/KJAC, Beaumont
• KCEN, Waco
• KAGS, College Station
• KWES, Midland-Odessa
• KXVA/KIDY, Abilene-San Angelo

WHERE WILL MY MONEY GO?

All donations to the TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund will be donated to vetted local non-profit organizations providing relief and support in Central Texas areas hit hardest by floods. All donations to the TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund are tax-deductible. 

WHERE CAN I FIND OUT THE LATEST INFORMATION ON THE FLOODING?
TEGNA Texas stations have crews in Central Texas reporting on the latest developments with the flash flooding. Click a station link above to visit their website for up-to-date reporting on what's happening in and around Kerr County.

Media gallery photos are courtesy of the Associated Press in editorial partnership with TEGNA.