Central Texas and the Texas Hill Country have been severely affected by catastrophic flooding that has resulted in at least 90 fatalities. In response, numerous organizations and news outlets have provided guidance on how individuals can support flood victims through donations and volunteer efforts. Authorities and consumer protection agencies, including the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), have issued warnings to donors to be vigilant against scams and to ensure that contributions reach those directly impacted by the disaster. Trusted relief efforts include food distribution by the Central Texas Food Bank and aid from nonprofits such as Convoy of Hope, which is providing essential supplies like food, water, personal hygiene items, and Bibles in 'blessing buckets.' Various media sources have compiled lists of reputable charities and volunteer opportunities to assist families and first responders in the affected communities. The ongoing emphasis remains on safe, effective support to aid recovery from the flooding crisis.