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How you can help victims of Hurricane Francine from Houston

Stacks of donated goods line the shelves at the Good News Outreach food bank, Wednesday, July 31, 2024, in Tallahassee, Fla. Florida is one of 13 states that is not participating in a federal hunger relief program this summer that helps families in need buy groceries. (AP Photo/Kate Payne) (Tallahassee)

HOUSTON – Houstonians are all breathing a sigh of relief that Hurricane Francine passed us by. This is because Hurricane Beryl is still fresh in many people’s minds, along with the many problems it caused.

Despite hitting Houston as a Category 1 storm in July, Beryl downed trees, flooded roadways and homes, and left millions without power.

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While Hurricane Francine’s impact on Southeast Texas has been limited, the Houston Food Bank said they are standing by to assist their food bank network in Louisiana, helping out those who may have lost all their food due to power outages.

If you would like to contribute, the Houston Food Bank is open until 5 p.m. Their address is 535 Portwall Street in northeast Houston.

You can find more information here.


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