• Hay and Feed Hotline
  • Ranchers needing hay can use TDA’s Hay Hotline, a free service linking hay providers and those in need, including during emergencies, for donations.

• Rancher Navy
  • We need to get the word out to the communities!! We have the resources, and we are getting truck loads of donations. We can deliver from San Angelo, Marble Falls all the way down to Comfort. They do not need to worry about feeding animals while they recover from this disaster. Lost employment because your place of business was destroyed? We can take the burden of paying for feed off your plate. Your farm did not need to be destroyed to receive assistance.
  • 817-264-6444

Shelter and Storage

• Community Resource Centers of Texas
  • CRC is continuing to support families displaced by flooding
  • dcapra@crctx.org
  • 830-693-0700
• Ingram Bait and Tackle
  • Located in Burnet, Texas, is offering the community free boat and RV storage.  Ingram Bait and Tackle also can help with moving your boat safely and quickly last they have access to trucks and trailers and are happy to help.   Please contact them at 512-756-4606 to provide the details of your needs and they will set up a date and time for you to come by or for them to trailer in your boat.  They have spaces available immediately
  • 512-756-4606
• Shilo RV Village & Coldwater Creek RV
  • RV owners who lost their rigs or displaced-when you get your new RV or bring your current,2-3 Months Free.
  • 512.715.0722 or 830.693.5443
• Windmill RV Ranch
  • Free short-term stay.512.458.4458
• LHTX RV Resort
  • If you or someone you know has been displaced in their RV and is looking for a place to go, we are offering to waive the first month of rent for anyone in need of a place to park while trying to regain their bearing.
  • 512-660-0450 or info@lhtxrvresort.com
• Lone Star Boat and RV Storage
  • Offering 2 months of FREE RV storage to those affected by the floods. Safe, gated facility and easy convenient access. Offer valid through July 13th.
  • 945-222-5819

Mental Health

• Central Texas Child & Family Counseling
  • Currently offering no-cost counseling for those impacted by the floods.
  • 512.651.1009
• AgriStress Helpline
  • TDA reminds Texans that mental health support is available 24/7 through the AgriStress Helpline, staffed by trained professionals familiar with rural challenges. If you or a loved one experiences a mental health crisis during this time.
  • 833-897-2474
• Deep Centered Mental Health
  • If you or someone you know is a survivor, family member, or first responder, Deep Centered Mental Health is offering up to 5 free therapy sessions per individual to those affected by the floods. We hope this support helps during this incredibly difficult time. To schedule your free sessions, please call 512-956-6463 and press 1 to identify yourself as a new patient. Let our New Patient Experience Team know that you’ve been affected by the Hill Country Flooding, and we’ll ensure you’re scheduled to see one of our mental health professionals.
  • 512-956-6463
• Texas Hill Country TMS
  • In response to the recent floods, we’re offering pro bono TMS Therapy spots at all 6 locations for the next 2 weeks. Help us spread the word by sharing this post with First Responders, Family and Friends!
  • Call us 512-588-6011

Equipment & Construction

• Superior Fabrication
  • (Burnet) – Sky Track with 19ft boom lift
  • 512.524.7704

Tree Service

• Danna Tree and Lawn Service
  • (Burnet / Willing to Travel) – Various machines
  • (please call to confirm) 512.659.1673 | Contact: Preston
• CBM Tree Services
  • Chance is volunteering his crew’s time for anyone who cannot afford storm and flood damage cleanup assistance this week, including debris cleanup, tree removal, etc.
  • Chance can be reached at 830-265-3482 or call CBM Tree Services at 830-265-3644 to be added to their schedule.
• AAA Services
  • If anyone needs help clearing paths to get in or out of their home we are here free of charge for those in need.
  • Dylan Linderman
  • 830-265-9001

• Residents and business owners who sustained flood damage are urged to report it through the State of Texas iSTAT tool at https://damage.tdem.texas.gov. This helps Burnet County Emergency Management document the full extent of local damage and pursue state and federal recovery assistance.
• SBA Disaster Loans
  • Low-interest loans for businesses and nonprofits impacted by the flood.
  • 1-800-659-2955
• If your home or business was significantly impacted by the flood, the City of Burnet is developing a utility assistance program. To request assistance, please call the Utilities Department
• • • `512-756-6093 (Option 1) or email utilities@cityofburnet.com.
    • In your email, please include the following:
      • Your name
      • Phone number
      • Address of the impacted property
        • In the subject line, write: Utility Assistance Request