Kerr County Community Relief Walk

Join us for a 1-mile community walk to support Kerr County flood relief—100% of proceeds go to families in need.

About this Event

Walk for Kerr County: A 1-Mile Community Walk for Flood Relief Hosted by Define Private Training

Event Description:The recent floods have devastated our Hill Country community, leaving many families in need of support. In the face of tragedy, we’re leaning into what we know best — the power of coming together.

Please join us on Sunday, July 20th at 9:00 AM at McCord Park for a 1-mile community walk to raise funds for those directly affected by the Kerr County flooding. Walk side by side with friends, neighbors, and loved ones as we move with purpose, compassion, and hope.

💛 100% of proceeds will go to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund.

🎟 How to Join:

• $20 donation per adult (serves as your ticket + full donation)
• Kids under 13 walk free
• Additional donations can be made on-site via QR code

This is a family-friendly community event - all are welcome. Please make sure to purchase your ticket in advance for capacity adherence.

About the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund

The Kerr County Flood Relief Fund supports recovery and rebuilding efforts following the devastating floods of July 4, 2025. Your donation directly helps communities across Hunt, Ingram, Kerrville, Center Point, and Comfort begin the path to healing.

Managed by The Community Foundation — a 501(c)(3) public charity serving the Texas Hill Country — all funds raised will be distributed to vetted nonprofit organizations, first responders, and local agencies providing critical relief, rescue, and recovery services.

About the Host, Define Private Training:

Define Private Training is a private women’s gym in Frisco, Texas, empowering women 30+ to build a stronger, healthier version of themselves in a safe, supportive space. Through expert coaching, small group sessions, and personalized programs, we meet you where you are and help you define your own version of strong.

We have all been trying to process the tragedy which hit too close to home for all of us. The overwhelming feeling of grief for our connected community has also led to such a helpless feeling of not knowing how to help, who to help. What we do have is the power of community and we are going to use that to band together to help the best way we know how. We hope you invite as many people as you can to join us as a community to support our neighbors in the Texas Hill Country. We believe this is the true purpose of a community like ours - to come together, to support, to help, and to lift each other up when we are unable to do it ourselves. Thank you always for your support!

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