VFW and Grunt Style Foundation Deliver Over 100 Tons of Relief to Texas Flood Victims In the face of devastation, purpose found its boots Jul 24, 2025 The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) and the Grunt Style Foundation have joined forces in an extraordinary partnership, delivering over 100 tons of critical relief to flood-ravaged communities across Central Texas. From Kerrville to Hunt, Comfort to San Saba, and Marble Falls to San Angelo, veterans once again led from the front — this time, not in combat, but in compassion. When historic flooding struck the region, it was veterans who activated the engagement. Mobilizing VFW Posts in each affected area, the coalition launched a coordinated effort to move massive quantities of food, water, clothing, bedding, and search-and-rescue essentials to local communities who had lost everything. "This was veterans doing what they do best — rallying to the mission and getting the job done," said Tim Jensen, Chairman of the Grunt Style Foundation and Marine Corps veteran. "We didn’t wait for permission. We just got to work." The relief operation — unfolding in real time — saw an impressive logistics network built virtually overnight. From securing supplies to coordinating trucks, warehouses, and local volunteers, the partnership demonstrated what veteran-led community service looks like when purpose meets action. VFW National Commander-in-Chief Al Lipphardt stated, “This response effort is the blueprint for how VFW Posts across the country can respond to future disasters. It’s not just about service — it’s about relevance. Our GWOT veterans want to serve again. This gives them that opportunity.” The sentiment of the VFW Commander in Chief was echoed by Texas VFW Chief of Staff, Greg Brannan and lead disaster coordinator for the Texas VFW. “I am incredibly proud of
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