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When Linda realized the magnitude of the floods, it was too late to evacuate. Linda’s parents built their Texas home from the ground up, so to leave it behind felt like leaving her story. She called for help and looked for the highest place where she could take refuge. Linda went to the attic and […]

When heavy flooding hit Texas in 2025 and then again in 2026, rising rivers left homes soaked with water and mud. Once the floodwater goes away, moisture stays trapped inside walls, floors, and insulation. Getting the water out is only the first step. Across Central Texas, AH&H’s teams are on the ground helping families clean […]

Being so deeply embedded in this community meant that we know exactly what to do when disaster struck again. Here are three of the homeowners we’ve been standing beside. Justin: Rebuilding Twice Justin’s home in Ingram flooded over two feet, just months after he finished rebuilding from the 2025 floods. He had barely closed the […]

Here are three ways we’re showing up for families right now: 1. Mucking and Gutting Homes Our teams are mucking and gutting as many homes as we can reach, clearing standing water, mud, and unsalvageable materials so families have a clean, safe starting point to rebuild. In Kerr County, we met Brandy, who has lived […]

Torrential rainfall triggered widespread flooding across southern Texas overnight. At least two people have lost their lives, more than 230 water rescues have been carried out, and parts of the region have received nearly a year’s worth of rainfall in just three days. This time, the damage appears even more widespread, reaching homes and businesses […]

Imagine coming back to a home that doesn’t exist anymore. Robert and Donna weren’t in town when the Texas floods happened. But when they returned, they found a scene of total devastation: their house was washed away and pushed into a nearby tree, and a cabin on their property had been carried into a neighbor’s […]

In the peak of a tough winter across the country, we are persistently providing long-term recovery support for communities impacted by disasters months, even years ago. Households are still living with leaking roofs, damaged wiring, mold, and long lists of major repairs that feel impossible to tackle alone. Across Florida, North Carolina, and Texas, our […]

Since immense floods swept through central Texas on the 4th of July, life along the Guadalupe River has been defined by uncertainty and long, difficult days of recovery. Many families saw their homes fill with feet of water in less than an hour. Search-and-rescue teams moved door to door, marking homes as they cleared them. […]
