Walmart Commits $500K to Texas Flood Relief Efforts
Walmart Commits $500K to Texas Flood Relief Efforts

Walmart Commits $500K to Texas Flood Relief Efforts

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Walmart, along with Sam's Club and the Walmart Foundation, has committed up to $500,000 in grants and in-kind donations to support communities in Central and South Texas affected by devastating floods over the July Fourth weekend. This includes a $250,000 match of customer and member donations through a Walmart and Salvation Army campaign available online and in stores across Texas. The companies have also partnered with nonprofits such as the American Red Cross and The Salvation Army to provide essential resources like food, water, free hot meals, laundry, and shower services to flood victims. Walmart CEO John Furner expressed deep sorrow for those impacted and emphasized collaboration with local leaders and first responders to ensure aid reaches those in need. Sam’s Club CEO Chris Nicholas pledged continued support for affected communities as they recover and rebuild. Walmart’s broad relief efforts demonstrate strong corporate social responsibility and aim to provide immediate assistance while fostering community resilience.

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