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A 33-day stretch without measurable rain in San Antonio came to a sudden end on August 28, 2026, as severe thunderstorms pushed through the area with wind gusts near 60 mph and left about 50,000 customers without power. The storms brought needed rain after more than a month of dry weather, but the relief came with damage, outages, and travel hazards. Strong winds knocked down tree limbs, strained power lines, and briefly turned parts of the city from hot and dry to storm-dark

The town of Kerrville faced severe flooding again on July 17, causing damage to 490 homes and forcing 100 businesses to temporarily close. This disaster struck just one year after flash floods devastated Kerr County on the Fourth of July, a tragedy that claimed over 130 lives and left two people still missing. The repeated flooding has tested the resilience of the community and highlighted the urgent need for sustained support and recovery efforts. Flooded residential street

The torrential rain that began on July 14 in central Texas brought widespread flooding and disruption to many communities. Streets turned into rivers, homes were damaged, and daily life was upended for thousands of residents. In the face of this crisis, local charities and volunteers stepped up to provide critical support. This post shares how the storm impacted the region and how we helped local organizations distribute essential supplies to those affected. The Impact of Tor

The earthquake that struck Venezuela on June 24th shook not only the ground beneath but also the lives of thousands of people. Its sudden force caused significant damage to infrastructure, homes, and essential services, leaving many communities vulnerable and in urgent need of assistance. Understanding the full impact of this natural disaster is crucial to organizing effective relief efforts. Equally important is partnering with local charities that have deep knowledge of the