Texas State and Local Aid Agencies

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URL	http://www.crisiswiki.org/Texas_State_and_Local_Aid_Agencies
State	Texas
Specific emergencies	2011 Texas Wildfires, 2012 April 3 Dallas-Ft. Worth Area Tornadoes
Resource type	Getting help after an emergency, Giving help after an emergency, Recovery, News
Resource sub-type	Aid Agencies (Local), Aid Agencies (State), Donations
Types of emergencies handled	Severe weather; Flooding and tsunami
Area(s) covered	Texas

State and Local Aid Agencies > Texas

Contents 1 Statewide Services 2 Austin 3 Bay City 4 Beaumont 5 Bryan-College Station 6 Conroe 7 Corpus Christi 8 Dallas-Fort Worth 9 Houston-Galveston 10 Longview 11 Orange 12 Rio Grande Valley 13 San Antonio 14 Tyler 15 Victoria 16 Waco

Statewide Services

• 2-1-1 Information and referral: Call 2-1-1
• Baptist Child and Family Services 210-832-5000
• One Star Foundation
• Salvation Army Texas 214-956-6000
• Texas Baptist Men 214-381-2800
• Texas Disaster Relief Fund
• Texas Food Bank Network 817-735-9292

Austin

• Austin Hurricane Information Hotline - 512-974-1110
• Capital Area Food Bank 512-282-2111
• Capital Area United Way
• Central Texas Red Cross 512-928-4271
• Salvation Army Austin 512-476-1111

Bay City

• Rio Colorado Red Cross 979-245-3056

Beaumont

• Catholic Charities of Southeast Texas
• Beaumont Red Cross 409-832-1644
• Southeast Texas Emergency Relief Fund
• Southeast Texas Food Bank 409-839-8777

Bryan-College Station

• Brazos Valley Food Bank 979-779-3663

Conroe

• Montgomery County Food Bank

Corpus Christi

• Coastal Bend Red Cross 361-887-9991
• Food Bank of Corpus Christi 361-887-6291

Dallas-Fort Worth

• Buckner International
• Central Dallas Ministries
• Chisholm Trail Red Cross Fort Worth
• Christian Community Action
• Dallas Red Cross 214-678-4800
• North Texas Food Bank
• Salvation Army DFW Metroplex
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Diocesan Council of Dallas
• Tarrant Area Food Bank 817-332-9177
• Tarrant County United Way
• United Way of Metropolitan Dallas
• The Volunteer Center of North Texas

Houston-Galveston

• AFTER IKE: Where to get or give help Article in the Houston Chronicle (2008)
• Catholic Charities of Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
• Christian Community Services Center
• End Hunger Network 713-532-3663
• Greater Houston Community Foundation
• Harris County Citizens Corps 281-564-6669
• Houston Food Bank 713-223-3700
• Houston Area Red Cross 713-526-8300 or 1-800-733-2767
• Houston Habitat for Humanity
• Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston 713-533-4900
• Jewish Federation of Greater Houston
• Lutheran Inter-City Network Coalition Houston 713-426-2451
• Memorial Assistance Ministries
• Northwest Assistance Ministries 281-885-4555
• Salvation Army Houston 713-752-0677
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
• Star of Hope Mission 713-748-0700
• United Way of Galveston
• United Way of Greater Houston713-685-2300
• Volunteer Houston 713-853-8802 or 713-965-0031

Longview

• East Texas Piney Woods Red Cross 903-753-2091

Orange

• Orange County Texas Red Cross

Rio Grande Valley

• Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley 956-682-8101
• South Texas Red Cross 956-423-0523

San Antonio

• San Antonio Food Bank 210-337-3663
• San Antonio Red Cross 210-224-5151
• Salvation Army San Antonio 210-352-2000
• United Way of San Antonio

Tyler

• East Texas Food Bank 903-597-3663
• Salvation Army of Tyler 903-592-4361
• Smith County Red Cross 903-581-7981
• Tyler PATH

Victoria

• Crossroads Red Cross 361-573-2671
• Food Bank of the Golden Crescent 361-578-0591

Waco

• Heart of Texas Red Cross 254-776-8362