The Salvation Army of North Texas is launching its heat relief efforts to keep people cool by opening cooling stations in five counties.
The Salvation Army of North Texas is launching its heat relief efforts to keep people cool by opening cooling stations in five counties and planning to distribute box fans and water at select locations.
The cooling centers in Dallas, Denton, Collin, Tarrant and Ellis counties will offer shade and hydration to those at risk of heat-related conditions. Guidelines vary for each location, and exact protocols by city and county may vary., the Carr P.
The Salvation Army said they'll also deploy emergency disaster mobile feeding units "to bring relief directly to vulnerable populations and offer financial assistance for families who may be experiencing lost wages and are at risk of having their utilities shut off." "The heat can cause more despair for North Texans still being affected by inflation, rising costs, and lingering effects of the pandemic. The Salvation Army is providing aid at a time when North Texans are facing continued hardship," said Major Paul McFarland, area commander of The Salvation Army of North Texas.
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