Supporting Our Neighbors After the Flood

Our hearts are with our neighbors affected by the recent devastating floods. At Goodwill Central Texas, we’re committed to standing shoulder-to-shoulder with our community in times of crisis.

We are working with our colleagues at Goodwill San Antonio (Kerrville, Hunt, and other impacted areas) and partner organizations such as the Red Cross to coordinate efforts and provide support where it’s needed most. As recovery begins, our focus is on ensuring that everyone has access to emergency assistance and well-being resources.

We’re actively working alongside partner organizations, including the American Red Cross, to deliver resources where they’re needed most.

How You Can Help

If you’re looking for ways to support those impacted, the Kerrville Goodwill store has been activated as an official American Red Cross donation site. This store (1048 Junction Hwy) is now operating as an official donation site in partnership with the American Red Cross. Fortunately, we have a surplus of donated goods, and we’re working with our partner organizations to distribute them.

If you can make a monetary donation, we encourage you to give directly to trusted organizations on the ground.

At this time, the best way to support us is to support our community partners:

• San Antonio is encouraging financial donations to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund, managed by the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country.
• West Texas is encouraging financial donations to the San Angelo Area Foundation.
• Central Texas is accepting financial donations to support community relief efforts. Visit our Monetary Donation – Goodwill Central Texas page and select the flood relief option from the drop-down list.

Every dollar makes a difference. Thank you for your compassion and support.

Stay Smart About Donations

In times like this, unfortunately, scammers try to take advantage. Before donating to any group or cause, verify that the organization is legitimate and credible. You can use sites like CharityWatch or GuideStar to research nonprofits.