These businesses are donating to winter storm relief efforts in San Antonio, across Texas
A lot of companies are doing a lot of good for people in need after the devastating winter weather
KSAT Digital Staff
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H-E-B partner loads bottled water onto the bed of a pickup truck. Courtesy: H-E-B. (ben porter photography)
SAN ANTONIO – The Insurance Council of Texas is predicting that the winter storm that walloped Texas this month could be the costliest winter storm in state history.
Many people in San Antonio and across Texas are dealing with problems caused by the snow, ice and frigid temperatures.
KSAT12 donates $25,000 to help San Antonians recover from devastating winter storms
KSAT VP and General Manager Phil Lane joined GMSA to announce surprise
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SAN ANTONIO – The Morgan’s Wonderland Inclusion Foundation (MWIF) has started to spearhead and seek donations from the community for Let’s Help SA, an emergency fund to assist citizens in desperate need recover from last week’s devastating winter storms.
To help the community during this difficult time, KSAT12 recently donated $25,000 towards the Let’s Help SA fund.
“We at KSAT12 are part of this community and when our community hurts, so do we,” said Phil Lane, vice president and general manager of KSAT12. “We were all affected by this storm and our viewers stuck with us through it all. One way we can give back is by helping to put food on the table and get relief to those in need. By donating $25,000 to the “Let’s Help SA” project with Morgan’s Wonderland, we can help
Eva Longoria joins San Antonio Food Bank in delivering food, items to local residents
Emergency fund Let’s Help SA was set up in the storm’s aftermath
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SAN ANTONIO – Actress and philanthropist Eva Longoria helped deliver items to San Antonio residents who have been affected by last week’s winter storm and the coronavirus pandemic.
The Texas actress joined the San Antonio Food Bank in handing out food, water and pet food, among other items, on Monday afternoon.
“There are so many communities in need right now, not only because of COVID and then this Texas freeze, but just in life, there are sometimes people need a helping hand,” she said, adding that she’s excited to help the food bank “give out love.”