Hill Country Flood Resources & Support
Flooding is a recurring challenge across the Texas Hill Country. Whether you’re seeking assistance after a flood, looking for ways to support affected communities, or preparing for future events, this page connects you with trusted resources. Here you’ll find information on emergency assistance, volunteer opportunities, cleanup efforts, recovery services, and other resources for residents, landowners, and supporters. We will update this page as needed during flood events.
The Hill Country Alliance is committed to supporting the long-term resilience of the Hill Country. Donations to our flood recovery efforts help fund immediate community assistance, riparian and upland restoration and stewardship, and regional coordination to strengthen communities and prepare for future floods.
Flood Resources
- Woody Debris Management: A Balanced and Selective Approach
- Healing in the Hill Country: A Guide to Flood Recovery
- Nature-Based Solutions to Flooding in the Hill Country
- YouTube Video: 2015 Blanco River Flood – Riparian Recovery
- Hill Country Floods 2025: Reflections, Response Resources, and a Path Forward
Donation Needs
- Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country
- Hill Country Alliance’s Flood Recovery Efforts
- Ark of the Highland Lakes
- Central Texas Community Foundation
- Comfort Area Foundation
- Alamo Resource Conservation & Development Area Inc.
- Menard Youth Initiative
- United Way of Central Texas benefitting San Saba
- Comfort Volunteer Fire Department
- Austin Disaster Relief Network (also accepts in-kind donations)
- Leander Educational Excellence Foundation
- TEXSAR
- Mercy Chefs
- Texans on Mission
- Salvation Army’s Kerrville Kroc Center
- Kerville Area Chamber of Commerce
- World Central Kitchen
- San Angelo Area Foundation
Volunteer Opportunities
- Kerr Together | Kerrville
- Ark of the Highland Lakes | Burnet County
- Luck Ranch | Kerrville, Sisterdale, Hunt, Austin, Lockhart
- Austin Disaster Relief | Williamson, Kerr Counties
- Texas Community Recovery
Click here to check out our Community Resilience page for more resources.



