Three volunteers, Janice Riley, Michelle Annette, and Lisa Aguillen, shared their experiences of helping Kerrville, Texas flood victims, highlighting both the sorrow of loss and the hope of renewal. Riley, working along the Guadalupe River, discovered a cherished family heirloom that brought relief to a survivor, underscoring the emotional toll of the disaster. Annette grappled with organizing clothing for funeral donations, questioning the ethics of using such items, while Aguillen was confronted with the grim reality of a body recovered from the river, sparking a resolve to support survivors through fundraising efforts. Their testimonies reflect the resilience and compassion of volunteers in a community striving to recover.