Summary
In Kerr County, Texas, volunteers are delivering hot meals to neighborhoods heavily affected by recent flooding. Mercy Chefs, a nonprofit organization, is organizing this effort with the help of local volunteers and is providing thousands of meals daily.
Key Facts
- Volunteers deliver hot meals to areas affected by flooding in Kerr County, Texas.
- The flooding happened after heavy rains on July 4th caused flash floods.
- Mercy Chefs, a nonprofit from Virginia, organizes the meal distribution.
- Volunteers prepare meals at a local church that serves as a food distribution site.
- The effort provides up to 5,000 meals each day.
- The floods have resulted in over 100 deaths, with 160 people still missing.
- Some areas are hard to access due to the extent of flood damage.
- Tim Thomason leads a group called Blind Faith Foundation, helping in the food distribution effort.
