Aug 22, 2025 | Disaster Response, Hill Country Flood, Hurricane Helene & Hurricane Milton
Restoration continues in Hunt, Texas, as nine homes have been sheet-rocked and readied for paint. One home has had flooring installed, with cabinets and a new water heater delivered as well. Another truckload of building supplies was delivered in San Angelo...
Aug 15, 2025 | Disaster Response, Hill Country Flood
When torrential rains swept through San Angelo and the surrounding area, the resulting floods devastated communities—impacting an estimated 6,000 homes. In moments, lives were upended. Families lost not just houses, but stability, safety, and treasured possessions....
Jul 15, 2025 | Disaster Response, Hill Country Flood
When Somebody Cares deploys after a disaster, Mark Roye from SC San Antonio normally loads up his cooker and connects with a local church. While the church serves hot meals to the community, Mark helps them set up as a Point of Distribution for supplies. But in the...
Jul 13, 2025 | Disaster Response, Hill Country Flood
Somebody Cares has finished the sixth day on the ground in Bumble Bee HIlls, the largest neighborhood of homes in Hunt, Texas, following the tragic July 4 flood. Over 300 volunteers showed up today to help with demolition, debris removal, and mucking out homes....
Jul 13, 2025 | Disaster Response, Hill Country Flood
This past Wednesday evening, during the regular mid-week service at The Country Church in Marion, Texas, one of our relief team members, David Guion, shared needs for Hill Country flood response from an email update sent out the day before on behalf of Somebody Cares....
Jul 12, 2025 | Disaster Response, Hill Country Flood
God continues to orchestrate divine connections and “winks from heaven” as we serve the Hill Country communities that were ravaged by the July 4 floods. When Dave Robbins from Sanctuary Chuch in Kerrville got a call from a pastor friend in Montana asking...
