Volunteers serving in Kerrville this past weekend made a meaningful difference in one family's recovery from the recent flooding. Working alongside Operation Blessing, volunteers—including girls from Camp Mystic who were assisting with cleanup efforts—helped clean the family's flood-damaged home.
During the cleanup, they also located the homeowner's lost wallet, a small but significant discovery that brought comfort during an overwhelming time.
The weekend also brought encouraging news for the family. The homeowner's wife has been transferred out of the intensive care unit and may soon be discharged from the hospital, offering another welcome step on their road to recovery.
Stories like this remind us that disaster recovery is about more than removing debris. It is about restoring hope, offering compassion, and helping families begin to rebuild their lives. Every volunteer and partner who answered the call made a lasting impact, proving that even the smallest acts of service can make a world of difference.