August 19, 2026

Texas Mutual donates $150K to nonprofits for flood recovery

On July 16, Central Texas and the Hill Country were once again faced with catastrophic flooding. In the wake of the disaster, Texas Mutual stepped up to support affected communities through three grants, totaling $150,000.

At Texas Mutual, we know the challenges businesses can encounter when faced with a disaster. One way we’re helping build a stronger, safer Texas is by providing businesses and communities with the resources they need to plan and prepare for the unexpected as well as strengthen their resiliency when a disaster does strike.

We selected nonprofit funding recipients addressing different aspects of recovery, including direct support for impacted small businesses, response efforts, locally coordinated long-term recovery efforts and broader rebuilding needs across the region:

• LiftFund – $110,000: This funding will provide ten $10,000 grants directly to small businesses impacted by the flooding, with an additional $10,000 supporting administration of the program. Small businesses across all 16 impacted counties are eligible for assistance.
• Kerr Together Long-Term Recovery Group – $20,000: Provided through the Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation, this funding will support locally coordinated response and long-term recovery efforts to help address remaining needs of individuals, families and the community work toward recovery.
• Rebuild Texas Fund – $20,000: This investment will support broader recovery and rebuilding needs associated with the Hill Country flooding through the OneStar Foundation.

A core pillar of Texas Mutual’s corporate citizenship philosophy is to empower the communities across the state where our policyholders live and work, especially after disaster. Learn more about our commitment to disaster preparedness and response, including our free online tool, BeforeDuringAfter.

Read the press release (PDF).