As Texas fights one of the most deadly floods in recent memory, a wave of celebrity voices is growing in solidarity.
Hollywood stars Jennifer Garner, Matthew McConaughey and Chloe kardashian have broken their silence after the catastrophic flood in Texas, which passed through the state, killing dozens and displacing thousands.
With emotional respect and urgent calls for support, every star turned to social media to express his heart and to gather for help. The answers added a powerful spotlight to a growing crisis, enhancing the need for attention and help across the country.
Flooding devastates through central Texas, takes life
On the weekend of July 4, parts of central Texas were hit by strong storms, which caused a sudden and deadly flood.
In Kerr County, nearly 15 inches rain fell in just a few hours, causing the rivers to rise dangerously fast. The Guadalupe River climbed more than 25 feet in less than an hour, catching many people alert.
One of the most affected places was Camp Mystic, a popular Christian summer camp for girls, where several children and advisor disappeared.
A total of 80 people have died throughout the region, and over 40 are still not responsible.
Whole homes were swept away, the roads were destroyed, and the families were left stuck. Rescue crews using helicopters and boats have saved over 850 people so far.
The flood is now called one of the younger natural disasters that have hit Texas in recent years.
Matthew McConaughey calls for support against a background of crisis
As more updates on the flood of Texas continue to make titles, many A-leaves have taken on social media to give their vote.
On Sunday, July 6, actor McConaughey, a proud native of Texas from Uvalde, took in X to give an emotional request.
“At least 70 lives are lost, much more are not reported and countless texas hurt – inside and out,” he began.
The 55-year-old continued, urging people to activate and help in any way. “This will be a long way ahead, but at the moment the shock, pain and chaos need a neighbor’s permanent hand.”
McConaughey continued to praise the stability of his fellow Texas, describing them as “some of the most durable and generous people on the planet.”
Jennifer Garner weighs on the flood in Texas
Instagram Stories | Jennifer Garner
Actress Jennifer Garner was not abandoned. The 53-year-old, born in Houston, expressed her sorrow with a short but impactful message on her Instagram stories. “Texas. God, be close,” she wrote.
Meanwhile, pop superstar Shakira uses her deferred concert in San Antonio to support her support. Before she took the stage in Alamodom on July 5, she climbed X to express her grief.
“Dear San Antonio, our hearts and prayers are affected by the Flood in Central Texas,” the star writes.
She also announced that part of ticket sales for the evening will be donated directly to the Catholic charity organizations of San Antonio, which manages efforts to assist in emergencies in the areas that are most affected.
Chloe Kardashian grieves and praises Texas families
Instagram stories | Chloe kardashian
Social Cloe Kardashian, whose natural empathy resonates with his role as a mother, also shared his grief because of the effects of the flood of Texas on children.
“I can’t stop thinking about Texas families and the huge pain they go through,” she wrote in her Instagram stories.
“As a mother, this type of tragedy hits the” Words of the Place “cannot reach. The loss of these sweet, innocent children is something I cannot fully process. “
Kardashian added: “My heart is so deep for every parent, every family member and every community. Please know that so many of us carry you in their hearts right now and I pray with everything I have in me for those who are still missing, Texas, we keep you close.”
Celebrity and Organization contributions are poured on the victims of floods in Texas
Help calls have caused financial and logistical answers. On July 6, President Trump announced a major disaster, activating the Federal Emergency Management Agency to support rescue efforts.
In addition, NFL, Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans made a combined $ 1.5 million to support immediate help and long -term resources.
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders also donated another $ 500,000 in partnership with the salvation army.
In the meantime, at least 400 first responding from 20 agencies have already performed over 525 rescue operations, saving more than 850 people within 36 hours.
Recovering forward will be long, including the restoration of homes, schools and life.