Growing up in North Dallas from the age of 9 through high school, I fondly remember the strong bond of family amongst fellow Texans and their fierce loyalty to their state. Hard-working, gritty, and proud, Texans really are tough people in the roughest of times. As Hurricane Harvey hit the south Texas shores this past weekend, Texas residents hit back with that “Don’t mess with Texas!” spirit and pride they are so well-known for.
How You Can Help…
In the wake of Harvey’s destructive force, countless local heroes are arising among the residents of Texas. You too can be a hero right now by choosing one of these options…
- Donations For: Food, Disaster Relief Kits, General Relief Fund
- Blood Donation: Local Texas Donations, Outside Texas
- Accommodations for Evacuees: Airbnb
Go here for more information on how to help.
See everyday Texans below who are making a difference in the aftermath of Harvey…
Texans Helping Texans
North Texans kick in with major donations to help their southern neighbors.
Look For the Helpers
With so many stepping up wherever they can to help, South Texas comes together as the number of post-Harvey local heroes grows…
Houston Locals Step Up Big to Help Post-Harvey Rescue Efforts
See Houston locals stepping up to assist police in rescue efforts…
“Cajun Navy” Plucks Desperate Residents from Harvey Aftermath
“The Cajun Navy, the famous volunteer rescue group that formed in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina, is mobilizing to Houston to deliver desperate residents from Harvey’s downpour.”
Houston Reporter Saves a Man’s Life
Brandi Smith left the KHOU newsroom on Sunday morning planning to report another story. Little did she know, she would become the story…
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