Professional sports activities groups are stepping up to present monetary reduction following the lethal floods in Central Texas.
The Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans and the NFL Foundation have collectively donated $1.5 million to these impacted by the catastrophe.
Over 80 individuals have died within the flooding, and dozens are nonetheless unaccounted for as search efforts proceed alongside the Guadalupe River.
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The NFL stated the donations will present each instant help and long-term sources to the victims’ households and survivors.
Meanwhile, a collegiate summer season baseball workforce based mostly in Louisiana turned their scheduled recreation right into a reduction drive.
The Baton Rouge Rougarou was set to play the Seguin River Monsters, whose house is positioned on the Guadalupe River, on Sunday.
The recreation had to be canceled due to the floods, however the Baton Rouge workforce determined to flip the day right into a reduction effort as a substitute. The workforce organized donations of varied items to be distributed to Texas flood victims, in accordance to native tv station WBRZ.
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