Caldwell County is no longer accepting items at the courthouse for victims of flooding that began in various parts of Central Texas over the July 4 weekend. 

The county thanks all who donated over the past few weeks.

Many distribution centers have stopped accepting items at this point due to an abundance of generosity in the days that immediately followed the floods, although requests for financial aid have continued.

Financial donations are being accepted safely and securely at these locations:

•  Hands Off Central TX is raising funds for mutual aid rapid response for housing, food and medical supplies. 

• Austin Mutual Aid needs food trucks, AirBnB and home rentals to accommodate families and donations to fund food trucks and provide meals and shelter. 
• Mindful Rescue is working to provide rescue operations for both people and animals, hot food, hot showers and clean drinking water. Donations will directly fund search and rescue operations, food and water, fuel and supplies.
• The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country has set up the Kerr County Relief Fund. It will direct funds to vetted organizations providing rescue, relief, and recovery efforts as well as flood assistance. The Fund will support the communities of Hunt, Ingram, Kerrville, Center Point, and Comfort.
• The Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce is accepting donations to the Kerrville Area Rebuilding and Recovery Fund. You will need to register on the website to make an online donation, or you can call them to mail a check.