Monetary Ways to Support the Hill Country

Photo of the Mystic sign, with 27 green bulbs in the "M" to honor the 27 lost loved ones. Each night, the husband of the camp nurse drives up the hill to turn on the generator, so the Mystic sign can be illuminated.

As someone who knows how special the Hill Country is, I am so touched by the various ways people are asking to help, and the many companies looking to support our sacred place. My hope in putting these in one place, is that it is easier to know where to put your money.

Mighty Oaks Fundraiser

Mighty Oaks Counseling, PLLC is raising money to purchase Patrice Karst’s book “The Invisible String” and green yarn. This book details how we are all connected by our hearts and an invisible string. It helps children process separation, loss, and grief. Our hope was to get a book to every child that was on the flats during the flood, and to those lives that were lost, to get this book to their sibling(s). Due to the generous donations, we are now able to get books to all the Camp Mystic Guadalupe campers during second term. My hope is to get them to the Camp Mystic Cypress Creek campers, to all Camp Mystic campers, then to all the surround camps also affected.

You can find our GoFundMe HERE.

We will also need supplies for shipping, and of course, more books.

You can click on our Amazon link HERE.

Organizations Donating Proceeds to the Texas Hill Country

James Avery Jeweler (which started and still resides in the Hill Country)

Heart to Heart, for Texas

"Through Aug. 4, we're donating 100% of the full-value proceeds from the “Deep in the Heart of Texas” Charm to help those impacted by the floods."

The first day this charm was available, there are reports they sold 8,000. They are also donating 1 million dollars to the area.

You can find the charm at a local retailer or online, by clicking HERE.

Hunt Strong TX

"This shirt helps provide immediate relief to residents impacted by the flood — delivering essential aid when it’s needed most.

It fills the gaps left by FEMA and insurance, ensuring continued support throughout the long recovery process.

Additionally, it provides crucial funding to local small businesses working hard to reopen and restore their operations.

100% of proceeds go toward supporting the Hunt community’s recovery and rebuilding efforts."

You can purchase the Hunt Strong shirt HERE.

Jon Hart Design

Texas Tough. Hill Country Strong.

"All profits from Kelly Green Grandes will be donated to Texas Hill Country flood relief efforts until August 4th."

You can find this little green bag HERE

Le Mel Jewelry

"The Hill Country Heart Bracelet was created in memory of the lives forever changed by the recent flooding in Kerr County, including the devastating loss experienced at Camp Mystic. This simple gold fill stretch bracelet features a small green heart—a symbol of love, remembrance, and unity.

100% of proceeds will be donated to Kerr County Relief Fund, to help support families, community and recover efforts impacted by this tragedy.  While no words or gesture can ease the pain, this bracelet offers a way to stand in quiet solidarity and help carry a piece of the weight with compassion."

You can find the bracelet by clicking HERE.

L Heritage Jewelry

"There is no place more special to me than Camp Mystic and the Texas Hill Country. I went to Camp Mystic for 10 unforgettable years. Camp Mystic and the Texas Hill Country hold a sacred place in my heart—they helped shape who I am today.

This charm necklace was created as a tribute to that sacred place. Inspired by the rolling hills and golden sunrises on the Guadalupe River, it’s a symbol of resilience and hope.

100% of proceeds from each necklace will go directly to flood relief efforts supporting families and communities in the Hill Country, specifically the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund."

This necklace can be found HERE.

Time Love Collection

"Our hearts are broken for the Kerrville and Camp Mystic communities in the wake of this devastating flood.

Hats with HeartWe created these special edition hats to support those affected and help provide comfort and care where it’s needed most.100% of proceeds will go toward:— Grief counseling for those impacted— Relief meals through World Central Kitchen. Proudly in partnership with M2G Ventures’ mental health initiative, because healing starts with community."

You can purchase a hat HERE.

Navy Blooms

"All proceeds will be donated to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. The Kerr County Flood Relief Fund supports relief and rebuilding efforts after the flood of July 4, 2025.

The Community Foundation - a 501(c)(3) public charity serving the Texas Hill Country - will direct funds to vetted organizations providing rescue, relief, and recovery efforts as well as flood assistance. The Fund will support the communities of Hunt, Ingram, Kerrville, Center Point, and Comfort."

You can purchase the Stay Strong tee HERE.

Mystic Strong

These cups, shirts, and sweatshirts were created by a former Mystic camper and counselor, and all proceeds go directly to Camp Mystic.

You can purchase these HERE.

Jenny Baker Designs

"In one way or another, so many in the JBD community have been touched by the tragedy in the Texas Hill Country.  Our neighborhood is transforming into a sea of green ribbons, amidst so many broken hearts.  Many communities all over Texas and beyond have ties to the devastation at Camp Mystic and its surrounding areas.

Feeling helpless, I wanted to do something for the area, as well as the little girls who are struggling with so many questions and hearting hearts.  Hopefully, this bracelet can serve as a reminder on their sweet little wrists (and adults too!) that they are not alone, and how much God loves them. 

ALL proceeds from the sale of these bracelets will be donated directly to Kerr County Flood Relief Fund."

You can find the bracelet HERE.

Golden Thread by Jennifer Welker

"In support of those affected at Camp Mystic and the Hill Country, we’ve created our Texas Hill Country Flood Relief Collection, where 100% of proceeds from this collection will be donated directly to a trusted Hill Country flood relief organization."

You can access the collection HERE.  

Zadok Jewelers

"As a family-owned jeweler with deep Texas roots, Zadok stands firmly with our neighbors when they need us most. That’s why we custom designed the Heart in the Hill Country Bracelet to support the community affected by the devastating flood in Central Texas. 100% of proceeds to benefit the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund, and Zadok Jewelers will match all proceeds up to $10,000 with a donation."

You can purchase the bracelet HERE.

E Newton Jewelry

"egives to Camp Mystic - When a 4th generation Camp Mystic family, who had 8 cousins at camp during the recent tragedy, reached out to me to design a bracelet, I couldn’t. As a mother of 4, I did not feel I could do it justice.

An egives to Camp Mystic piece needed to be DESIGNED BY MYSTIC CAMPERS and that’s what we did! 

Yes we are raising money and our prayer is that we will be able to support Camp Mystic in any and all ways needed, but that was not our focus or goal. 

Our design meeting with MYSTIC Campers was focused on creating a sense of community. They wanted to find a way to make sure Camp Mystic families know people outside of camp, outside of Hunt and outside of Texas are with them. They wanted to honor and remember friends, counselors and Dick Eastland, while capturing the Christian roots of the camp and the magic behind the green gates.

Please join enewton and MYSTIC Campers by coming together to love and lift in prayer the Camp Mystic Community. 

'We all rise by lifting others.'"

You can purchase this bracelet HERE.

BK Holsombak Art

"We invite you to consider purchasing a print in the honor of the 121 lives lost in the Texas Floods on July 4th. This piece highlights the 27 rays of light that were lost at Camp Mystic, a place where heaven and earth blended together. 100% of net proceeds will go toward disaster relief, including support for recovering families, memorial funds, and animal rescue efforts.

Max and I care deeply for the Texas Hill Country as well as for our community who has been affected across the state. We will continue praying for every grieving family and for every soul who entered the gates of heaven that day."

You can purchase this print HERE.

Kendra Scott

"100% of proceeds from all Everlyne bracelet sales, both online and in-store starting July 5th will go to the most immediate needs for victims, their families, and the community in Central Texas."

You can purchase the Everlyne bracelet HERE.

Noonday

"Our hearts are broken for our Texas Hill Country, so many people in our community have been deeply affected by this tragedy.

In response, we're releasing the "TO TEXAS, WITH LOVE" heart charm necklace, with 100% of proceeds going directly to Hill Country disaster relief through Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. These necklaces are handmade by women in East Asia who are themselves survivors of immense loss and trauma. There's something deeply meaningful women who have walked through darkness creating something beautiful to help others in their darkest hour. 

This little heart represents all the love being sent to Texas right now - love from across the country and the world, love from our Noonday family, love for our neighbors who need us most. Sometimes when everything feels uncertain, love is what carries us through. Every necklace purchased is a tangible way to wrap your arms around families who are grieving and rebuilding."

You can find the necklace HERE.

Lost Stuffy Project

While not an organization that is donating money, it is very valuable! This mom in LA started this project to help kids be reunited with important stuffies or lovies.

@loststuffyproject on IG

Bullzerk: A Dallas Sh**t Company

"Bullzerk is proud to partner with Tegna throughout Texas to raise money to support the response to the floods in the Hill Country."

You can purchase their United In Love tshirts HERE.

Donate Directly to Organizations (click on the name of the organizaiton to go to the website)

• Kerr County Flood Relief Fund: Donate online through The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country. 

• Kerrville Chamber of Commerce: Accepting donations for the Kerrville Area Rebuilding and Recovery Fund online. 

• H-E-B: Customers can donate at checkout or online. HEB started in the Hill Country.

• Dietert Center: The Dietert Center is a Senior Center in Kerville that was flooded. They are unable to perform many tasks, including their Meals on Wheels program.

• TEXSAR: A nonprofit specializing in emergency response, accepting online donations. 

• American Red Cross: Serving South and Central Texas and accepting donations online. 

• World Central Kitchen: Deploying meals and accepting donations. 

• Austin Pets Alive: Accepting monetary donations to help displaced pets. 

• Kerrville Pets Alive: Accepting monetary donations. 

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• Mercy Chefs: Providing meals to victims, first responders, and volunteers. 

• Salvation Army: Providing meals, hydration, and emotional support. 

• Team Rubicon: A veteran-led disaster relief organization with boots on the ground in Central Texas. 

• World Central Kitchen: Providing meals to first responders, families, and all those affected by the the Hill Country floods.

While there are so many other organizations out there that are supporting the Hill Country, I hope this list gives you some tangible ways to help to feel like you are contributing. Thank you for everything and for loving the Hill Country!

With love,

Dr. Sarah