American Packaging Corporation Donates $100,000 to Texas Flood Relief
American Packaging Corp. donated $100,000 to support rescue, relief, and recovery efforts in Texas Hill Country following the July 4 floods. | Credit: APC
American Packaging Corporation (APC), a provider of flexible packaging solutions, donated $100,000 to Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country’s Kerr County Flood Relief Fund, which supports immediate recovery of families and long-term rebuilding of communities after the devastating floods of July 4, 2025. The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country will directly distribute funds to vetted local organizations providing rescue, relief, recovery services, and flood assistance. The fund will support the impacted communities including Boerne, Hunt, Ingram, Kerrville, Center Point and Comfort.
“We are heartbroken for the families who lost loved ones,” said Peter Schottland, Executive Chairman of the Board. “The Kerr County Flood Relief Fund, guided by local leaders, will direct funding to families, first responders, and support agencies to bring some immediate support, as well as capital projects to support long-term rebuilding of homes, businesses and communities.
Ray Graham, CEO and President, said “As Americans, we rally around each other to care and support struggling families especially in the most devastating of times. American Packaging is honored help these Texas families with a much needed contribution, joining many individuals and companies who are also inspired to lend a helping hand. We are grateful to everyone who steps forward to assist in any way they can.”
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