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EMERGENCY SHELTER & IMMEDIATE HELP

American Red Cross (Harris County) 

For those displaced by the damage seeking shelter 

Location:  

American Red Cross Houston Chapter 
2700 Southwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77098 
Phone: 713-526-8300 
1-800-733-2767 

🔗 American Red Cross Shelter Finder  

Call 2-1-1 

🔗 Ready Harris  
Information and referrals for housing, food, utilities, and emergency assistance. 

Call 3-1-1 
Debris pickup, infrastructure issues, and city services. 

Tornado Response & Recovery Resources – Baytown/Greater Houston Region 
Local resource guide including helplines, housing/mortgage recovery info, and assistance forms for tornado-impacted homeowners.                                            https://tgcrvoad.org/tornado-resources/  

REPORT DAMAGE (CRITICAL)

ISTAT Survey (Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool) 

For residents of Precinct 4, this site includes a damage reporting tool (iSTAT), hotline contacts for debris pickup, and links to food and shelter services. 

🔗 bit.ly/tornadoistat 

🔗 https://cp4.harriscountytx.gov/disaster-resources 

FOOD ASSISTANCE

Houston Food Bank 
832-369-9390 
🔗 houstonfoodbank.org 

Salvation Army 
1-800-728-7825 
salvationarmyusa.org 

Local Food Pantries (Harris County): 
🔗 foodpantries.org/co/tx-harris 

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

FEMA Disaster Assistance (if declared) 
1-800-621-3362 
🔗 disasterassistance.gov 
Note: Federal disaster declaration required (currently pending) 

SBA Disaster Loans 
1-800-659-2955 
Low-interest loans for homeowners/renters/non profits/business owners. 
🔗 sba.gov/disaster 

POWER OUTAGES

CenterPoint Energy 
713-207-2700 
Report outages and check restoration status 
🔗 centerpointenergy.com/outage 

CLEANUP & VOLUNTEER

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Donate to Houston Food Bank: houstonfoodbank.org/donate 

This Thanksgiving, let’s show up for our neighbors. 

If you know someone affected by yesterday’s tornado, please share these resources with them. 

And if you’re in a position to help—donate, volunteer, or simply check in on those impacted.  

💛 Stay strong, Harris County.