Bring help, hope and healing to survivors of the Texas Hill Country flooding

Latest News: Texans on Mission teams are working in the Hill Country.  

Texans on Mission continues to work in Kerr County following the devastating floods in July 2025. In one of its largest rebuild efforts, Texans on Mission Rebuild is working in Kerr County, restorig and rebuilding homes that were destroyed in the floods.

“Disasters happen fast, but recovery doesn’t. A lot of groups move on. We don’t,” said Ryan Welch, TXM missions and discipleship coordinator.

Crews are tackling everything from roofing and fencing to painting and finishing work, the kind of repairs that often come after emergency response teams leave and insurance timelines slow.

For homeowners, the steady presence of volunteers has brought both progress and encouragement.

Brian Keeper, who lives along the river, said the emotional toll of the flood didn’t fully set in until the cleanup began.

“The trauma wasn’t just that night,” Keeper said. “It was realizing neighbors were gone, and that the history of my family was stored in this house.”

Working with TXM, he said, made a difference.

“They show up smiling. We pray in and pray out,” he said. “In the middle of all this loss, it’s been people who have given me hope for the future.”

As recovery in Kerr County continues, Texans on Mission leaders say the work is far from finished and neither is their commitment.

“This is long-term,” Welch said. “We’re here for the whole journey.”

To find out more about the work TXM is doing in all these locations, visit texansonmission.org/news. 

If you would like to give a financial gift: 

• If you can make a donation with a credit or debit card, please use the form below. This is the easiest and fastest way to make a donation.
• If you want to mail a check, send it to Texans on Mission, 5351 Catron Drive, Dallas TX 75227.
• If you want to make a donation by telelphone, please call (214) 275-1100. We are receiving a large volume of calls. If you leave a message, we will respond as soon as possible.

Please note that we are not acceping physical donations (like clothing and supplies) at this time.
 

Prayer is critical

The situation in the Texas Hill Country is devastating. Families are hurting and looking for hope. Texans on Mission volunteers can provide the practical help people need and can point them to Christ, who brings hope and healing. Through your financial support and prayers, you are right there with them, comforting those who are hurting after an unimaginable tragedy.

Since 1967, Texans on Mission volunteers have delivered help, hope and healing to millions after disasters of all kinds through mass feeding, chainsaw, flood recovery and chaplain teams.