THE Homeschoolers Helping Homeschoolers
Our Hearts Are with the Homeschool Families Affected by the Hill Country Floods
Texas Home Educators stands with the families in Central Texas who are dealing with the devastating effects of the recent flooding across the Hill Country. With thousands displaced and homes destroyed, many of our fellow homeschoolers have lost everything—from curriculum and books to basic school supplies.
We estimate there are more than 40,000 homeschooling families in the affected regions of Texas. Right now, their most urgent needs are food, shelter, and restoration. For those who would like to support the broader relief effort, we recommend donating to trusted organizations like Samaritan’s Purse, The Salvation Army, or Texas Baptist Men, who are on the ground helping with recovery and emergency aid.
Texas Home Educators will focus on helping homeschool families rebuild their educational lives—restocking lost curriculum, replacing school supplies, and helping co-ops and homeschool groups restore their learning spaces and materials.
If you have homeschool items to donate—books, supplies, curriculum—please visit the THE Homeschoolers Helping Homeschoolers Facebook group and connect directly with a family in need. One-on-one giving makes an incredible difference.
Together, we can help restore not just homes—but hope.
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for helping these families return to their homeschooling routine.
Rainy Day Fund
We know your hearts go out to the families in Central Texas who have been devastated by the recent Hill Country floods. Texas Home Educators is here to help.
We estimate that more than 40,000 homeschool families live in the affected areas—and many have lost everything.
Right now, their urgent needs are food, shelter, and restoration. For those looking to support these immediate needs, we encourage donations to trusted relief organizations such as Samaritan’s Purse, The Salvation Army, or Texas Baptist Men.
Texas Home Educators is focusing on helping homeschool families rebuild their schoolrooms. Through our Rainy Day Fund, we are collecting donations to help families replace lost curriculum, supplies, and books. We will also be assisting co-ops and homeschool groups with restoring materials and equipment.
While the government will help public schools return to normal, homeschool moms often have no safety net—only the support of fellow homeschoolers across the country. That’s why we’ve created the THE Homeschoolers Helping Homeschoolers Facebook group: a place to connect those in need with those who want to give directly.
Let’s come together as a community. Donate to the Rainy Day Fund and help homeschool families get back on their feet.
You Can Help!
With the funds collected, we will be helping families to replenish and replace their curriculums and school supplies. We will also be helping co-ops and other homeschool activities to replace lost equipment and supplies.
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