Farm Credit Bank of Texas & Partners Unite to Support Texas Hill Country Flood Relief

Jul 9, 2025

Our hearts are with the Texas Hill Country communities devastated by this weekend’s catastrophic flooding and their tragic loss of over 100 lives.

Farmer Mac has partnered with Farm Credit Bank of Texas and other Farm Credit System affiliates to provide financial support for emergency relief.

To the first responders, volunteers, and community leaders leading recovery efforts: Thank you for your dedication during this incredibly difficult time.

Together, we hope to help these resilient communities recover and heal.

Read a press release from Farm Credit Bank of Texas

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