July 4th Flood Relief for the Concho Valley

Serving San Angelo, Tom Green County & the Concho Valley

Concho Valley Together is a long-term recovery effort formed in response to the devastating July 4th, 2025 floods. Sponsored by the San Angelo Area Foundation and supported by members of the Community Organizations Active in a Disaster (COAD), this initiative has evolved into a Long Term Recovery Group (LTRG) dedicated to helping our neighbors rebuild and recover. Concho Valley Together is also working alongside LTRG's in McCulloch and Menard county to ensure no one faces this crisis alone.

Needs Assesment

If you or your family have been impacted and need assistance, please click below to complete our Needs Assessment so Concho Valley Together can better understand your situation and connect you with the support you need.

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F.A.Q.

Have questions about our mission or how you can get involved? Click below to read our FAQ and learn more about how Concho Valley Together is making an impact in our community.

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Donate

Your generous support can make a real difference in the lives of families across our community — please click below to donate to the Disaster Relief Fund and inspire hope for those who need it most.

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LiftFund

LiftFund is managing a San Angelo Area Disaster Relief Fund for businesses to have access to grants and affordable loans in Tom Green, Menard, and McCulloch counties that suffered property damage or loss as a result of the July 4 floods.

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180 Day Update

Since July 4th, our community has helped stand in the gap for those who have been impacted by the flood. In the first 180 days, our team has been working alongside neighbors to ensure long-term recovery efforts continue for those recovering from this disaster.

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Want to Get Involved?

Are you interested in helping our community recover from the July 4th flood? Complete the initial signup form and select the committee you seek to join. We will connect you with committee leaders and contact you with next steps to get involved. Start here.

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Videos of The Flood