Fox will donate to Texascar County Flood Relief Fund as deaths rise
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Fox Corporation is making donations to the Carr County Community Foundation in Texas Hill Country Flood Relief Fund Following a devastating weekend, at least 80 people have been killed in several counties across the state.
The Community Foundation will direct funds to vetted organizations that provide rescue, relief, recovery efforts, and flood support.
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Help those affected by the floods in Texas
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At least 41 people remain missing after destroying parts of central Texas on July 4th.
From half a dozen young girls Camp MysticAccording to Texas officials, the Carr County Christian summer camp, near the Guadalupe River, remains missing along with a camp counselor.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said at a press conference in Austin on Sunday that flash floods pose a risk to several areas and brought caution over the next two days.
Camp Mystic Director dies while trying to save a child during the Texas flood
Flood damage was seen in Leander, Texas. (Bryan Preston/Fox News Digital)
Tara Bradburn, the mother of a 16-year-old girl rescued from Camp Mystic, told the Fox Report that the family Devastated by destruction And death and death continue to cling to faith as rescuers continue to search for their missing loved ones.
“We have kids that need to be discovered. We hope we continue our work because EMS and national federal services and state services said we were finding, and they said they needed to find and they needed to be reunited with their parents,” Bradburn said. “And we are truly blessed and fortunate families and we want the same for others. We want them to find those kids.”
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View of Camp Mystic after flash floods in Hunt, Texas, July 5, 2025. (Ronaldo Shemid/AFP via Getty Images)