How You Can Help Texas Communities Rebuild After the Floods

In recent weeks, devastating floods have swept through Texas, leaving behind a trail of destruction that’s hard to fathom. Roads have turned into rivers. Homes have been swallowed by rising water. Families have been forced to flee with nothing but the clothes on their backs. For so many, life has been turned completely upside down.

Here at Legendary, we believe in showing up for each other. When disaster strikes—whether it’s in our own backyard or across the country—we believe it’s our responsibility to stand in solidarity with those in need. We’ve always believed that doing the right thing, especially when no one’s watching, is what makes a moment Legendary. And right now, the people of Texas need all of us to show up.

This isn’t just a Texas problem. This is a human problem. And as we’ve watched stories unfold across news outlets and social media—of families wading through chest-deep water, of rescue boats navigating once-quiet neighborhoods, of volunteers forming human chains to pull people to safety—we’ve also seen something powerful: hope, resilience, and unity.

If you’re looking for ways to help the people of Texas recover and rebuild, there are several boots-on-the-ground organizations doing critical work. These groups are making a real difference, and they need ongoing support to continue their efforts.

 

What’s Happening in Texas?

Torrential rains have caused catastrophic flooding throughout central and southern Texas. In cities like Houston, Austin, San Antonio, and beyond, record rainfall has inundated communities, overwhelmed storm drains, and turned streets into lakes. As of now, thousands of residents have been displaced. Emergency shelters are at capacity, and many families are still awaiting rescue or trying to figure out what comes next.

Infrastructure damage is extensive. Bridges are out. Power lines have fallen. Local resources are stretched thin. For many communities—especially those already vulnerable—the road to recovery will be long and difficult.

And while the media cycle moves quickly, recovery from a disaster like this doesn’t happen overnight. It takes weeks, months, even years for families and neighborhoods to fully rebuild their lives. That’s why the help we give now—and the help we continue to give in the months ahead—matters so much.

 

Why Helping Others Matters

It’s not about grand gestures. It’s not about headlines or accolades. It’s about choosing to act when it’s easier to look away. It’s about stepping up when someone else is in need. And across Texas right now, that’s exactly what people are doing.

We’ve seen neighbors opening their homes to strangers. First responders working around the clock in dangerous conditions. Volunteers handing out meals, diapers, blankets, and water with no expectation of thanks.

Those are Legendary moments. And we’re inspired by every single one of them. Whether you’re in Texas or halfway across the country, there are real, tangible ways you can help.

 

Trusted Organizations on the Ground

Here are a few organizations we trust—groups with proven track records in disaster relief and community support. These teams are already in Texas, offering everything from rescue services to meals to emergency supplies.

TEXSAR – Texas Search and Rescue

TEXSAR is a volunteer-based organization specializing in search and rescue operations. From swift water rescues to disaster response, their trained teams are on the front lines during emergencies like these. They rely heavily on donations to fuel their operations—gear, transportation, training, and more.

Your support helps them keep doing what they do best: saving lives.

 

Team Rubicon

Made up primarily of veterans and first responders, Team Rubicon deploys trained volunteers to assist communities after natural disasters. Their unique combination of military precision and humanitarian care makes them one of the most effective disaster relief organizations out there.

In Texas, they’re helping with everything from clearing debris to rebuilding homes. Donations fund logistics, tools, medical supplies, and more.

 

World Central Kitchen

Founded by Chef José Andrés, World Central Kitchen mobilizes chefs and food professionals to provide fresh meals in disaster zones. They’re known for arriving fast and feeding thousands—often when other resources are still delayed or unavailable.

In Texas, WCK is working closely with local kitchens and volunteers to serve hot meals to displaced families, emergency workers, and community hubs. Supporting WCK means keeping people nourished and cared for in the middle of chaos.

 

Baby2Baby

Baby2Baby provides essential items to children and families living in poverty—things like diapers, wipes, formula, clothing, and hygiene supplies. During disasters, their work becomes even more critical, especially for families with infants and toddlers who are most vulnerable in crisis situations.

They’re actively distributing emergency supplies to Texas shelters and family assistance programs. Every donation helps deliver comfort and dignity to those in need.

 

Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN)

ADRN is a coalition of churches and volunteers that mobilizes quickly when disasters strike in central Texas. They offer temporary shelter, emotional and spiritual support, emergency supplies, and long-term recovery assistance.

Their deep local roots make them especially effective at reaching the hardest-hit neighborhoods. Your support helps them sustain these life-changing efforts.

How Legendary Corp Can Help You

At Legendary Corp, we are dedicated to ensuring that those affected by the Texas floods receive the help they need. If you’ve been impacted we encourage you to reach out to the organizations listed above for support.

If you have the ability to donate your time, provide financial support, or contribute items, please consider reaching out to any of the organizations mentioned. Your help makes a difference.

Together, We Show Up

We see you. We care. And we’re with you, for as long as it takes.

To our community: Let’s be part of the solution. Let’s do what we can, when we can, and keep leaning into the kind of support that lifts people up when they need it most.

Our hearts are with Texas. Let’s keep showing up.

—The Legendary CalRep Team