What Does Compassion Look Like?

Compassion isn’t just a feeling; it’s an action. It’s checking in on neighbors, volunteering time, offering resources, or simply listening when someone needs to talk. It’s recognizing the pain someone else is feeling and choosing to do something about it.

Right now, communities across Texas are hurting. The recent floods have left many displaced, damaged homes, and lives have been lost.

If you’re wondering how to help, here are a few ways:

–Donate to local organizations doing on-the-ground flood relief

www.tinyurl.com/KerrFloodRelief
–Volunteer with cleanup and recovery efforts, if you’re able

DO NOT SELF-DEPLOY. Local Hotline for Volunteers – 830-465-4797
–Contribute essential supplies to shelters and mutual aid groups

Red Cross or Salvation Army of Kerrville
–Share resources

@mercychefs @heb @austinpetsalive @kerr_pets
–Support those directly affected

GoFundMe.com/healing-for-camp-mystics-missing-girls

Compassion isn’t about fixing everything; it’s about doing something.

Let’s show up in some way, as the impact can go a long way.

Let’s bring the communities together and help Texas. 💚

#TexasFloods #TexasStrong #CommunitySupport #FloodRelief #DoWhatYouCan

“I’ve learned that compassion is powerful 💪 It’s what keeps me grounded, connected, and focused on something bigger than myself. Thanks to @mrsmeyerscleanday and their Lots of Compassion initiative for the chance to talk about something so close to my heart. ☺️ 🫶