WORLDJun 25 · 22:31 UTCWAVY10 NORFOLKEthan Krauss

Nearly one year after deadly Texas floods, Mercy Chefs continues to help those in need

Nearly one year after deadly floods in central Texas that killed 139 people and displaced many, Mercy Chefs has been providing aid in Kerrville since the day after the disaster. The nonprofit continues its efforts under founder and CEO Gary LeBlanc.

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