Community Revitalization Projects with the University of Texas Silver Spurs and The Mission Continues - Austin!
Why This Matters Now
On July 4–5, 2025, Central Texas Hill Country suffered one of the most catastrophic flash flood events in recent history. Fueled by a mesoscale convective vortex enriched by remnants of Tropical Storm Barry, the storm dumped massive rainfall—up to 20 inches in some places—causing the Guadalupe River near Hunt to rise as much as 22 feet in just two hours, reaching a crest of 29 feet .
The floods claimed at least 135 lives, many in Kerr County, with Camp Mystic near Hunt—the site of Crider’s rodeo roots—enduring terrible loss.
This tragedy reshaped our region, devastated infrastructure, and left an imprint on our shared spirit.
Mission: Restore, revitalize, and honor the legacy of Crider’s Rodeo & Dancehall in Hunt, TX through hands-on community projects that bring together volunteers, neighbors, and local organizations.
🛠️ Project Tasks
Plain scaping the downslope leading down to the wedding reception area
Repot native plants for long-term sustainability to plant a different day
Weeding & debris cleanup throughout the grounds
Planting native plants & trees guided by the Hunt Garden Club (they will help plan and direct placement)
Fence repairs – fixing broken fence boards to restore safety and aesthetics.
Front planter box completely dug up for rock bed
Mural for commemorating Renee in kids playscape (Big piece of wood?)
Mural for Conex - showing Crider's history
Type
Service Project
What To Wear
Clothes that can get dirty, Warm weather gear, Closed-Toe Shoes
Who's Invited
Groups
Adults (21+)
Seniors (55+)
Adults (18+)
Event Contact
When and where
Date
September 21, 2025
Time
09:00 AM - 04:00 PM
Location
Criders
2301 Highway 39
Hunt, TX
Parking Information
Free parking on-site
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