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Salvation Army expands Hill Country feeding as Texas flood survivors return home
Summary by Terrell Hills News Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by NBC affiliate , WOAI News 4 / News4SA (NBC affiliate) — Local
· July 20, 2026
· 1 min read
The Salvation Army is ramping up flood relief across the Texas Hill Country, adding mobile feeding units and new partners. Mercy Chefs and SBTC are boosting meal output as 59 counties join the disaster declaration.
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Key takeaway Mercy Chefs and SBTC are boosting meal output as 59 counties join the disaster declaration.
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As flood survivors in the Texas Hill Country begin to return home, the Salvation Army's expansion of mobile feeding units in the area will be crucial in supporting these individuals. The addition of new partners, including Mercy Chefs and SBTC, will significantly boost meal output, helping to meet the growing demand for food assistance. With 59 counties now part of the disaster declaration, the need for relief efforts will be felt across a wide swath of the state, including here in Bexar County. The Salvation Army's efforts will likely have a direct impact on local residents who have been affected by the floods, and their ability to provide meals and other forms of support will be essential in helping these individuals get back on their feet. Terrell Hills residents who want to support the relief efforts may consider volunteering or donating to organizations like the Salvation Army.
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Published: July 20, 2026 ·
Source: WOAI News 4 / News4SA (NBC affiliate) — Local ·
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