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Texas, flash flood and Disaster Relief

Donate to American Red Cross Disaster Relief for Texas floods

The American Red Cross of Wisconsin is assisting people affected by the flooding in Texas. Rescuers scoured a devastated central Texas landscape of mangled trees, overturned cars and muck-filled debris Saturday in an increasingly bleak mission to locate survivors,

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Surge of support: H-E-B among companies donating millions to Texas flood relief

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Raising Cane's owner donates $1 million to Texas flood relief efforts

Texas EquuSearch helps to locate victims

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How to donate to help victims of the massive Texas Hill Country flooding

The imagery and stories coming from the Texas Hill Country after devastating and deadly flooding hit Kerr County and other communities on July 4 are heartbreaking.

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How to help victims of the Texas floods from afar

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How to help victims, first responders in Texas Hill Country floods

Texas, Missing and flash flood

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At least 120 dead, 173 missing in historic Texas flooding, as search continues

The vast majority of the deaths, 95, have occurred in Kerr County, where rescuers are still searching for a counselor and five girls who were reported missing after flooding at Camp Mystic, an all-gir...

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'Texans helping Texans': Kerrville officers risk everything to save lives in deadly floods

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More Than 160 People Are Still Missing After Deadly Texas Floods, Governor Says

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'Huge wall of water': Texas man stood on meter box to survive deadly floods

At least 95 people have died in Kerr County, Texas, according to officials, after devastating flash floods swept through south central Texas on Friday, killing 119 people in the state.

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Texas flooding live updates: 95 dead in Kerr County, at least 119 dead in the state

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Death toll from catastrophic flooding in Texas over the July 4th weekend surpasses 100

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Days after Texas floods, at least 150 people are still missing in one county

At least 150 people are still missing in a single Texas county five days after deadly and devastating flash floods hit parts of the state, state officials said, as hope fades for survivors to be foun...

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Fears grow that Texas floods death toll could still surge

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Texas flooding live updates: Officials grilled about response as death toll rises

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How to help the American Red Cross with Texas Hill Country relief efforts

Join NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 in our efforts to help the American Red Cross help those whose lives have been upended by recent record flooding.

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American Red Cross providing support in flood impacted Texas

Hearts are heavy as we witness the devastating impact of the recent floods in Texas. The loss of life and destruction are truly heartbreaking. The American

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Red Cross aids Texas flood victims with shelters and resources

The Red Cross has sent crews and support in the wake of the massive devastation following the flooding in Texas.

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American Family Insurance donates $250K to the American Red Cross after Texas flooding

American Family Insurance is donating $250,000 to the American Red Cross’ Disaster Relief Program. This comes after more than 100 people have died in Texas due to devasting flooding. The program allows for a place to sleep,

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‘Together for Texas’ special on flood recovery to air on WBRC 6 News

The initiative, called “Together for Texas” aims to raise awareness and provide critical relief to those impacted.

Local Red Cross volunteers calling on blood donors to give, especially those with Type O

The American Red Cross supplies about 40% of the nation’s blood, and while volunteers here in Pittsburgh are looking for all types, there’s one they need the most.

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California Sends Rescue Teams to Aid Texas Flood Relief

California is sending search-and-rescue teams to Texas after deadly floods kill over 100. The teams will assist for up to 14 days without affecting California's emergency response.