The Nationalย Football Leagueย continues toย step up to provideย support followingย the devastatingย Texas floodingย that claimedย the lives ofย more than 100 people. Now, three NFLย teams have joinedย a growing listย of clubs providingย donations forย relief and recoveryย efforts.
The Minnesota Vikings and the Wilf family announced that they are donating $500,000 to the Texas Hill Country flooding relief and recovery. Minnesotaโs donation matches those made by the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, and the NFL.
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The Atlanta Falcons also donated $500,000 through the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, with the club seeking to provide financial support for both the regionโs long-term recovery and ongoing relief efforts.
Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt also contributed to relief efforts, donating $500,000 this week. The Hunt family was directly impacted by the tragedy, with one of their relatives among the campers at Camp Mystic who lost their lives.
โOur family is devastated by the tragedy in Central Texas. Our hearts go out to those grieving โ in particular, to the parents who lost children, those who lost family members, and the far-too-many who have lost friends, neighbors, and loved ones. This has shaken our community to its core. Today, along with our MLS partners, my brother, [Dan]and I are humbled to support those directly assisting the victims of this unimaginable tragedy. In the wake of such sadness, we are awed by the hearts of our fellow Texans, and we are grateful for the true community leaders โ in boats, helicopters or trucks filled with food โ who are showing up for their neighbors in need.โ
Statement from Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark hunt (via KCTV5.com)
In addition to support from NFL franchises, NBA teams have also stepped up with donations. The San Antonio Spurs, Houston Rockets, Dallas Mavericks, and the NBA Players Association combined for a $2 million donation to Texas flooding relief efforts.
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Both the Salvation Army and the American Red Cross are taking donations to their disaster relief funds to help the impacted communities.
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