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Happy New Year/ Support Families, Texas Deadly Flood Camp Mystic
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Camp Mystic's Victim Relief Fund:
Six months in, the journey to healing is still ongoing. Your support makes a difference.

Here's how your donation can help:

$50: Emergency travel or accommodation for families

$250: Trauma counseling and mental health support

$1,000: Ongoing medical care and rehabilitation for survivors
“We recognize that returning to Camp Mystic carries both hope and heartache,” Camp Mystic's owners wrote in a letter to families this month. “For many of your daughters, this return is not simple, but it is a courageous step in their healing journey.”

It is unclear how many girls will return to Camp Mystic when the camp begins enrollment next month, but a spokesperson said there is “strong interest.” The camp's owner, Dick Eastland, died in the flood and his family has vowed to enhance safety measures before reopening, including two-way radios in every cabin and new flood warning river monitors.

The families of seven campers and two counselors at Camp Mystic who died during the July 4 Hill Country floods sued the camp Monday, alleging that its owners’ negligence resulted in a “self-created disaster” that led to the fatalities.

Twenty-five campers and two counselors were among the more than 130 people that died in this summer’s flash flooding near Kerrville along the Guadalupe River.