Kerrville is the county seat of Kerr County, where the impact has been most devastating. Kerrville First has already hosted evacuees, survivors, and people who have lost family members.

Hunt UMC is located a thousand feet from the Guadalupe River and a few minutes' drive from many of the camps obliterated by the floods. The church has been sharing water, Gatorade, fruit juice, and hot food in its parking lot at least twelve hours each day with rescue workers, emergency responders, and anyone else in need.

The Rio Texas Conference encompasses much of south Texas, including the Hill Country and the counties worst affected by the recent flooding. Rio Texas also operates the Martinez Response Center in Kerrville, one of the UMCOR affiliate warehouses.

The United Methodist Committee on Relief distributes funds and relief efforts around the globe in times of disaster, using the United Methodist connectional system and partnerships with other local religious organizations to coordinate efforts on-the-spot as needs arise. UMCOR has already given funds to the Rio Texas Conference this weekend.