Kubota Steps Up for Texas Flood Victims With $100K, Gear, and Ground Support

Kubota Steps Up for Texas Flood Victims With $100K, Gear, and Ground Support

When central Texas was slammed with destructive floods over the Fourth of July weekend, help didn’t come from words—it came from machines, boots, and a $100,000 check. Kubota North America announced a major effort to support recovery in Kerrville and surrounding communities hit hardest by the disaster.

Partnering with local dealers like Ewald Kubota and Texas Ag Equipment, the company is donating not just funds—but boots-on-the-ground gear. That includes construction equipment, generators, and logistical support to assist first responders and clean-up crews in real-time.

The money is being directed to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund, ensuring help reaches the right hands fast. Kubota also launched a matching gift campaign, offering to match employee donations up to an additional $25,000 through the end of July.

“We’re all heartbroken by what happened in Kerr County,” said Alex Woods, President of Kubota Tractor Corporation. “We hope our support can make a difference as crews work through debris, rebuilding, and everything that comes after the storm.”

This isn’t just press—this is real support from a company whose dealers, customers, and workforce live in the very places affected. It's about showing up when things get ugly.