July 16, 2025

Prattville’s Heartfelt T-Shirt Drive for Texas Flood Victims

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In a remarkable display of community support, Prattville has launched the ‘Texas Strong’ t-shirt campaign to aid Texas flood victims. Led by local business Tees by Taylor, the initiative has already raised over $275,000 for relief efforts, showcasing the power of teamwork and compassion. Volunteers have come together to package and ship thousands of t-shirts, with orders surpassing expectations. Despite the ongoing challenges posed by the devastating floods in Texas, this campaign serves as a reminder of the strength found in community solidarity and support.

Prattville, Alabama – Fundraising Efforts Aid Texas Flood Victims

A Prattville-based t-shirt company, Tees by Taylor, has successfully raised over $275,000 to support the victims of the devastating floods in Texas, through their dedicated “Texas Strong” campaign. Initiated last Wednesday, the campaign gained momentum rapidly, garnering significant community support for a vital cause.

The owner of Tees by Taylor, Taylor Moore, designed the “Texas Strong” t-shirts, which have become a symbol of solidarity and resilience in the wake of the tragic flooding situation. Volunteers from the local community have enlisted to assist the company by folding, labeling, and packing the shirts for distribution, demonstrating a strong community spirit in the face of adversity.

Within less than a week of launching the campaign, Tees by Taylor has shipped over 10,000 t-shirts not only domestically but also internationally, reaching customers in places such as Canada and the UK. This overwhelming response to the initiative led Moore to relocate her operations to her father’s sign shop in Deatsville to manage the surge in orders. The cooperative nature of local businesses has been evident, as several have stepped up to assist in meeting the increased demand for the t-shirts.

The funds raised through the campaign are set to be channeled to operational efforts on the ground in Texas via Samaritan’s Purse, an organization actively involved in aiding flood victims. The determination to act comes after many people, including young children, have lost their lives due to the catastrophic flooding, which has been exacerbated by severe rain events. Among the casualties, an 8-year-old girl from Mountain Brook tragically drowned at Camp Mystic, while a couple from Mobile remains missing after being caught in a cabin near a river during the floods.

Moore was moved to launch this campaign upon witnessing the destruction brought on by the floods, which have resulted in at least 89 fatalities with many individuals still reported missing. The outpouring of support from the community has left Moore expressing her deep gratitude for volunteers and customers alike, underscoring a larger narrative of compassion and empathy during challenging times.

The urgent need for aid and community support has drawn renewed attention to the plight of those affected by the devastating floods. With ongoing rescue and recovery operations, the campaign represents more than just fundraising; it embodies hope and healing for Texas residents grappling with loss and uncertainty. As the recovery process unfolds, the community calls for continued prayers and assistance for families enduring the hardship of this disaster.

As the campaign continues to thrive, Tees by Taylor remains devoted to its mission of providing tangible assistance to flood victims, ensuring that those affected know they are not alone during this harrowing chapter.

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