TRAGEDY IN TEXAS: After the Devastating Floods at Camp Mystic Claimed the Lives of Every Young Girl There, Jasmine Crockett Responded Not With Headlines, But With Heart. She Launched The Angel Girls Fund to Support Children and Families Hit by Natural Disasters, and Later Shared a Moving Tribute Titled “For the Angels We Lost,” Writing: “They Were Light in This World. Now They Shine Above Us.” Her Quiet Act of Love is Touching Lives Far Beyond the…
In the aftermath of the heartbreaking floods that swept through Camp Mystic, claiming the lives of every young girl who had been there, Texas-and the nation-was left in shock. The tragedy struck with a brutal force, leaving families shattered, communities broken, and hearts irreparably torn. Amid the overwhelming grief, one public figure, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, chose to respond not with the typical flood of headlines, but with a quiet yet powerful act of love that has been touching the lives of countless people across the country.
The flood, which ravaged the summer camp, claimed the lives of 28 young girls, leaving parents and families reeling from the unimaginable loss. The news of the tragedy left the nation in a state of disbelief, unable to comprehend the sheer scale of the devastation. The story quickly became national news, with various public figures offering condolences and pledging support for the families who had been affected. But amid the media frenzy and the noise of political posturing, one voice stood apart-Jasmine Crockett’s.
Instead of capitalizing on the tragedy for her own political gain or seeking to make headlines for a grand gesture, Crockett chose to honor the lives of the young girls by doing something that would not only provide immediate support, but also have a long-lasting impact.
The Congresswoman launched The Angel Girls Fund, a foundation dedicated to supporting children and families impacted by natural disasters. The fund was created to provide immediate financial assistance to those in need and to ensure that children’s voices were not drowned out by the chaos of such devastating events.
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