There has been an outpouring of support across Texas and the Hill Country following historic floods across the region last week.
Boerne was among the areas hit hard as floodwater entered homes, damaged vehicles, and displaced residents. While there was thankfully no loss of life, the recovery and road back to normal will be long for some of our friends and neighbors.
The City of Boerne is compiling a list of nonprofits and organizations that are leading the way in support of flood recovery efforts. Check back for updates as this list will grow.
City staff have contacted each of the resources on this page to confirm they are accepting the donations or providing the support you see below. To add your group to this list, please call the City Secretary’s Office at (830) 249-9511.
Hill Country Family Services
Hill Country Family Services is providing: Financial assistance, food, free counseling services, and collaborative referrals. Complete the intake application online and an HCFS team member will contact you.
HCFS is not accepting physical donations at the time and asks that residents not call to ask about ways to help. Monetary donations can be made online.
Hill Country Daily Bread
Hill Country Daily Bread is providing: Food, supplies (cleaning and mucking kits), and other resources.
Resources can be picked up at 38 Cascade Caverns Rd, Boerne, TX 78015 Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. You can also request services online.
- Request Services – Hill Country Daily Bread
- Donate – Hill Country Daily Bread
- Flooding Community Resource Guide – Hill Country Daily Bread
Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country
The Community Foundation is providing resources to those affected by the flooding. Complete their online assessment to receive nonprofit assistance as it becomes available.
Nissan of Boerne
Nissan of Boerne is providing: Free towing, complimentary inspections, rental vehicle options, and $500 in additional community support toward a replacement vehicle.
Nissan of Boerne is also accepting donations of water and Gatorade. Donations may be dropped off at the dealership, 31805 I-10. Anyone affected by the flooding may pick up these donated items at the dealership.
Contact Nissan of Boerne at (210) 233-6700 to learn more.
Boerne First United Methodist Church
Boerne First United Methodist Church is accepting donations of flood buckets – buckets filled with cleaning supplies. Anyone in need of assistance is welcome to contact the church to see how it can assist.
Buckets can be dropped off at the church, 205 James Street, Monday – Thursday from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Contact the church at (830) 249-2565 for further assistance.
Rebuild Texas Fund
The Rebuild Texas Fund was launched to meet a historic need and has since become a cornerstone of compassionate long-term disaster recovery across the state.
