Austin Disaster Relief Network

08/06/2026

Volunteers are urgently needed for this Saturday’s Southwest Texas Flood Recovery deployment. Critical roles remain open for both the CISM+ and Debris Removal teams.

Volunteers will provide compassionate care to survivors and help remove flood debris from damaged homes. Without enough people to serve, families may have to wait longer for the emotional support and practical assistance they urgently need.

If you can serve on Saturday, August 8, please register now and invite someone to join you.

Register at adrn.org/swtxflood

Businesses, churches, and community groups are encouraged to mobilize teams and serve together.

08/04/2026

A flood-damaged home cannot wait.

Families across Southwest Texas still need help removing water-damaged materials before mold, contamination, and additional damage make recovery even more difficult.

This Saturday, August 8, ADRN volunteers will serve families across Uvalde, Kerr and Zavala counties. We need individuals, churches and business teams willing to give their time and help survivors take the next step toward recovery.

You can help in two ways:

Register to volunteer at adrn.org/swtxflood

Make a financial gift through the link in our bio to help provide tools, cleanup supplies, transportation and continued relief operations through the end of August.

Businesses can also mobilize employee teams, sponsor response costs or make a corporate gift.

Do not wait for someone else to respond. Give, volunteer and share this opportunity today.

07/31/2026

URGENT: More than 20 volunteer positions are still unfilled for tomorrow.

ADRN needs 40 volunteers to help families across Southwest Texas remove flood debris and begin recovering. Without enough volunteers, critical work at damaged homes may have to wait.

If you can give one Saturday, please register now. Invite a friend, coworker, church member or family member to serve with you.

Register for tomorrow’s deployment:
adrn.org/swtxflood (Link in bio)

Registered volunteers will receive assignment and safety information.

Families are waiting. Let us fill every remaining position today.

07/30/2026

Southwest Texas families need help now.

Floodwaters have damaged homes and disrupted lives across the region. For some families, this is another devastating setback before they have fully recovered from the July 2025 floods.

ADRN is mobilizing support to provide:
• Cleanup buckets
• Hygiene kits
• Gift cards for immediate household needs
• Physical, emotional, and spiritual care

👉 Please take action today:
• Donate through the link in our bio (adrn.org/swtxflood)
• Purchase supplies from our Amazon Wishlist.
• Share this post so others can help.

Every donation—whether from an individual, church, or business—helps a family take the next step toward recovery.

GIVE NOW! Families should not have to face this recovery alone. 💛

07/29/2026

Businesses, churches and community groups: Southwest Texas needs your team.

ADRN is seeking teams of families, friends, coworkers, church members, small groups, and community volunteers to help remove flood debris from damaged homes across Uvalde and Zavala counties.

Our goal is to mobilize 40 volunteers this Saturday, August 1, and another 40 volunteers next Saturday, August 8.

This is a practical opportunity for your organization to serve families together. Invite your employees, congregation, or members to choose a Saturday and register as a team.

Register here:
adrn.org/swtxflood (Link in bio)

Your organization can also support the response through a financial contribution, employee matching gift or sponsorship of relief supplies.
Give through the link in our bio or contact ADRN to discuss a larger organizational gift.

Do not wait for someone else to fill the need. Mobilize your team today.

07/29/2026

Pray with us this Saturday, Austin!

We'll pray for the Southwest Texas flood survivors, and our volunteers responding and serving in the impacted communities this weekend.
We'll lift up our city, our country, and events happening worldwide.

🗓 Saturday, August 11
📍 13801 Burnet Rd, Ste 100, Austin, TX 78727
⏰ 11 AM - 12 PM

Bring your friends and family, and join us!

07/28/2026

Southwest Texas still needs us.

ADRN will remain active across Uvalde, Kerr, and Zavala counties through the end of August, helping families remove flood debris, clean damaged homes, and take the next steps toward recovery.

We need 40 volunteers this Saturday, August 1.

The need is immediate. Flood-damaged materials must be removed as quickly and safely as possible to reduce the risk of mold, contamination, and further damage to the home.

Will you give one Saturday to help a family move forward?

Register today:
adrn.org/swtxflood
If you cannot volunteer, you can still help sustain this response by making a financial gift through the link in our bio.

Sign up. Give. Share this opportunity with someone who will serve beside you.

Flooding throughout Southwest and Central Texas has impacted multiple communities, triggering water rescues, over one hundred road closures, and significant property damage. Uvalde, Boerne, and Kerr County are experiencing some of the most severe flooding, up to 30 inches of rain in less than 72 hou...

07/28/2026

Behind every flood-damaged home is a family waiting to begin again.

Before rebuilding can start, water-damaged furniture, flooring, drywall, and other debris must be removed. This work is physically demanding and can feel overwhelming for survivors who have already endured significant loss.

ADRN needs 40 volunteers this Saturday, August 1,
and 40 again next Saturday, August 8,
to support debris removal and recovery efforts across
Uvalde, Kerr, and Zavala counties.

You do not need to be a construction professional to make a meaningful difference. You only need a willingness to serve, follow safety instructions, and work alongside others.

Register to volunteer: adrn.org/swtxflood

Cannot serve in person?
Make a financial gift at adrn.org/swtxflood to help keep volunteers, supplies, and relief efforts moving through the end of August.

Give a Saturday. Help restore hope.

07/27/2026

Your gift can place practical help directly into the hands of a flood-impacted family.

A clean-up bucket helps a family begin cleaning a damaged home.
A hygiene kit provides essential personal-care supplies.
A gift card helps replace food, clothing, medicine, and other immediate necessities.

For families across Southwest Texas—some impacted again after the July 2025 floods—these simple resources can provide dignity, encouragement, and hope during an overwhelming time.

3️⃣ Three ways to help today:
• Make a financial donation.
• Purchase supplies from ADRN’s Amazon Wishlist.
• Share this need with your church, company, coworkers, and friends.

Give through ADRN.org/swtxflood. Visit the Amazon Wishlist for clean-up buckets: https://a.co/05qA1bI3 and hygiene kits: https://a.co/03WsamuY

Your GIFT becomes HELP. Your COMPASSION becomes HOPE. ☀️

When families in our community lose everything due to a fire, flood, or any other disaster, we are there to help them. With your support, we can provide the necessary resources and funding to help every family recover and get back on their feet. Our aim is to help them navigate their way to complete...

07/27/2026

Southwest Texas families need help now.

Floodwaters have damaged homes and disrupted lives across the region. For some families, this is another devastating setback before they have fully recovered from the July 2025 floods.

ADRN is mobilizing support to provide:
• Cleanup buckets
• Hygiene kits
• Gift cards for immediate household needs
• Physical, emotional, and spiritual care

👉 Please take action today:
• Donate through the link in our bio (adrn.org/swtxflood)
• Purchase supplies from our Amazon Wishlist.
• Share this post so others can help.

Every donation—whether from an individual, church, or business—helps a family take the next step toward recovery.

GIVE NOW! Families should not have to face this recovery alone. 💛

Flooding throughout Southwest and Central Texas has impacted multiple communities, triggering water rescues, over one hundred road closures, and significant property damage. Uvalde, Boerne, and Kerr County are experiencing some of the most severe flooding, up to 30 inches of rain in less than 72 hou...