A Burlington woman says a photo of her children was used for a GoFundMe campaign for victims of the Texas flood.

Betty Matteson and her family had moments to flee the water that was filling her home in Hunt, Texas on Friday.

Monetary donations are the most effective way to help, and several reputable organizations are accepting funds.

A mom in Burlington is warning parents to be careful with pictures posted online, after pictures of her kids were used in a GoFundMe for a fake family in Texas.

Matthew Crowder, who had shown up for work in the neighborhood, yelled to wake the Eliashar family and helped them escape before their home was washed away in the deadly Texas flooding. The death toll has reached at least 104 as of Monday,

The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country has started a Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. The fund will provide aid to vetted organizations in Hunt, Ingram, Kerrville, Center Point and Comfort that are providing rescue, relief and recovery operations as well as flood assistance, according to the foundation.

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Two sisters who died in the Texas flood disaster were found with their hands “locked together,” according to family.

RJ Harber helped evacuate other families but tragically lost his young daughters in the Texas floods on July 4.