Concho Valley Together

05/29/2026

The COAD was recognized this week for the efforts made last July 4th!

05/18/2026

Concho Valley Together is hosting a Hygiene & Diaper Drive to support households who are still in their recovery process from the July 4, 2025 flooding.

Drop Off Locations:
Concho Valley Turning Point, 528 E. Highland Blvd
MHMR Concho Valley, 1501 W. Beauregard
St. Luke United Methodist Church, 2781 W. Ave N

Items needed:
Shampoo / Conditioner / Body Wash
Deodorant
Toothpaste
Baby & Kids Hygiene Items
Various Diapers (Preemie/newborn/4/5/6/7)

05/15/2026

Our community is strongest when we show up for one another. 💙 We are still in active recovery from the July 4th, 2025 flood and there are so many ways you can make a difference. We have roles for everyone!

If you are interested in being a part of the recovery process, go to https://www.conchovalleytogether.org/get-involved.

05/07/2026

With the 1 year anniversary of the flood, we have created both English and Spanish peer groups where you can share your experience and connect with other families. This event is not something to be ashamed of... we care and want to help you in your recovery process and that includes your emotional wellness.

English Peer Group meets on Mondays at 6PM at the 1st Presbyterian Church, 32 N. Irving St.

Spanish Peer Group meets on Wednesdays at 10AM at Concho Valley Turning Point, 528 E. Highland Blvd.

04/28/2026

Concho Valley Together continues to work in assisting our community neighbors who were impacted by the July 4th flood. A gift through https://www.sanangelogives.org/organization/Concho-Valley-Together will help us extend our reach in ensuring that no neighbor faces this crisis alone.

04/23/2026

Was your business impacted by the July 4, 2025 flood? An in-person information session is scheduled for May 4th to learn about available resources for your business. Reserve your seat today!

Register for this session to learn about the San Angelo Area Disaster Relief Program for small businesses impacted by recent flooding.

03/26/2026

Our hearts are full because of the impact this group has had on our community! The Concho Valley is truly loved and we are so thankful for this group who has poured their time and talent into helping rebuild homes impacted by the flood. www.conchovalleytogether.org

03/25/2026

Flood waters destroyed a home on July 4th, but through the generous support of others and the tireless work of Amish volunteers and Mennonite Disaster Services, Concho Valley Together is welcoming this family home! What a beautiful home blessing for impacted neighbors. Volunteers from Alaska, Germany, Colorado, and Seminole joined the team here in San Angelo to help bring this family home. 🩷 www.conchovalleytogether.org

03/20/2026

Looking to help with flood recovery? Join us at the warehouse work day to help clean, organize and sort through donations!

Recovery take community and we are grateful to San Angelo for the tremendous support!

When: Saturday, March 21st
Time: 10AM - 2PM
Where: Warehouse, 2400 S. Hill St.

03/19/2026

Serving others is truly inspirational and we are thankful for the teams from across the state who are "springing into action" to help families impacted by the July 4th flood. While the waters may have receded, the work continues as neighbors recover and rebuild. To learn more about our efforts visit www.conchovalleytogether.org