Houston Chronicle

» Hearst giving $1.2M to relief efforts.

- By Julian Gill julian.gill@chron.com

Hearst is donating $1.2 million to multiple Texas relief organizati­ons in the wake of last week’s crippling winter storm that left millions without electricit­y, heat or access to safe water, according to a news release.

The global media company has a major presence in the state through its newspapers, the Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News, as well as Hearst Health’s Homecare Homebase, headquarte­red in Dallas.

“While the storm itself has passed, the hardship remains, bringing additional economic and emotional strains to communitie­s already hard hit by the pandemic,” the company said in the release.

The company will send the donation to relief organizati­ons that include Bethany House of Laredo, Houston Harris County Winter Storm Relief, Houston Food Bank, North Texas Food Bank, American Red Cross of Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio Food Bank, Southeast Texas Food Bank and West Texas Food Bank.

 ?? Marie D. De Jesús / Staff photograph­er ?? Friends of North Richmond volunteers distribute meals and personal protective equipment Wednesday at North Richmond Neighborho­od Resource Center.
Marie D. De Jesús / Staff photograph­er Friends of North Richmond volunteers distribute meals and personal protective equipment Wednesday at North Richmond Neighborho­od Resource Center.

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