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Kerr flooding Unmet Needs Fund to receive $70,000 TEGNA grant

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By Ryan Wood Verified
| KBMT-TV (Beaumont, TX) Verified
KERR COUNTY, Texas — Seven months after catastrophic flooding devastated parts of Central Texas, recovery efforts are shifting toward long-term needs to help meet families where they are now. The TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund is providing a $70,000 grant to the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country to support survivors working to rebuild their lives now seven months later.
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Kerr flooding Unmet Needs Fund to receive $70,000 TEGNA grant

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By Ryan Wood Verified
| WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified
KERR COUNTY, Texas — Seven months after catastrophic flooding devastated parts of Central Texas, recovery efforts are shifting toward long-term needs to help meet families where they are now. The TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund is providing a $70,000 grant to the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country to support survivors working to rebuild their lives now seven months later.
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'Just feel truly blessed' | Three non-profits to receive TEGNA Texas grants for July 4 flooding recovery

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By Ryan Wood Verified
| KVUE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
KERR COUNTY, Texas — Seven months since rapidly rising floods devastated the Texas Hill Country, long-term recovery is making strides in returning the beloved area to its prime. The TEGNA Texas Flood Relief Fund has just awarded a second round of grants to non-profit organizations providing direct relief to residents and businesses across Kerr County and the surrounding area.
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