March 27, 2022

Round Rock Tornado Recovery

The Round Rock Chamber continues to monitor information provided by our stakeholders and community partners related to tornado recovery so that we may share relevant information to our investors and the community.

Please see the information below on resources available for assistance and donation/volunteer opportunities. We will continue to update this page as more information becomes available.

For information on tornado relief and recovery resources, such as damage assessments, resident assistance, power outages, and disposal of tree limbs and debris, please visit the City of Round Rock’s Storm Response Website.

For information on how to help through donations or volunteer opportunities, see the information below:

ROUND ROCK CARES

Round Rock Cares has been activated in an effort to raise funds for those impacted by the Monday, March 21 tornado in Round Rock.

Round Rock Mayor Craig Morgan and Greater Round Rock Community Foundation Chair Nyle Maxwell announced the initiative Friday, March 25, to assist Round Rock citizens directly affected by the severe weather event. Over $260,000 has already been committed by the Nelson Family Life Foundation, Dell Technologies, the Greater Round Rock Community Foundation, the City of Round Rock, the Round Rock Chamber, Emerson, the Jay Latham family, the Nyle Maxwell family and the Jim Boles family.

An application for tornado survivors to apply for financial assistance will be available in the coming days. Fund founders intend resources to be distributed to tornado survivors as quickly as applications can be received and reviewed.

For more information about Round Rock Cares, visit rrcommunityfoundation.org.

AUSTIN DISASTER RELIEF NETWORK

The Austin Disaster Relief Network (ADRN) is accepting monetary donations and coordinating volunteer efforts to help affected residents, including cleanup assistance and building survivor care kits. For more information, visit www.adrn.org.

SAMARITAN’S PURSE

Samaritan’s Purse is organizing volunteers to assist homeowners with debris cleanup and chainsaw work. To volunteer, please contact them at 512-417-8429 at least 24 hours in advance to be scheduled to serve. Their host location is First Baptist Church Round Rock. For additional information, please visit the following site: https://www.spvolunteer.org/project-response/563

If you are seeking additional opportunities to support ongoing volunteer efforts, please email neighborhoods@roundrocktexas.gov.

Contact Us. We’re Here to Help.

Get in touch with our team to learn more about how the Round Rock Chamber can help.