Here's how you can help others affected by disasters like the Cedar Park Fire

Ways to Get & Give Help
Photo credit Central Texas Red Cross

Extreme Heat and Drought is a dangerous combo that is proving to be disasterous for many in the Austin area / Central Texas. Thank You to all the firefighters, first responders and many more heroes doing all they can to help save lives and livelihoods. Here are ways to get and give help to others to begin the healing process for the loss they are experiencing. Community Love is the Best!

Heads up for donations! (8/17)
Residents of the Parmer Lane Fire on 8/8 who lived in 24 apartments that were destroyed and 4 others that were damaged are still in need of help. Donations made through CTCF, Red Cross CST and Austin Disaster Relief will go to help those in need.

New undergarments and socks can be dropped off at any of the 4 Williamson County Justices of the Peace offices through Friday. 8/17

Central Texas Community Foundation
A community foundation is a collection funds and resources given by locals The money generated by these funds is distributed to the local community to help others in need. They can be general or designated to a particular cause.

Austin Disaster Relief
13801 Burnet Road, Suite 100, ATX 78727
512-428-6322
Disaster Survivor Hotline: 512-806-0800

Parmer Lane Fire / Cedar Park fund has been setup to raise money to support those affected, and it will be administered and distributed by CTXCF in conjunction with the City of Cedar Park.

American Red Cross Central and South Texas Region
Central Texas Headquaters in Austin
Serving: Bastrop, Burnet, Caldwell, Fayette, Hays, Lee, Milam,
Travis & Williamson counties
2218 Pershing Drive, ATX 78723
512-928-4271
1-800-RED-CROSS

Cedar Park PD: Red Cross is mobilized for anyone needing additional resources and can be reached at (800) 733-2767.

WarnCentralTexas.org is a site that helps you Stay Informed and Prepared. Register to get Emergency Warnings of many types via text, email or phone. You will also find community updates.

Featured Image Photo Credit: Central Texas Red Cross