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The Greater Houston Disaster Alliance launched the Hurricane Beryl Recovery Fund to provide financial assist to low-to-moderate income individuals affected by the storm. (Kinsey Crabtree/Community Impact)
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Greater Houston Disaster Alliance launches Hurricane Beryl Recovery Fund

By Aubrey Vogel

With Hurricane Beryl’s cost of damages estimated to be $28 billion-$32 billion nationwide, the Greater Houston Disaster Alliance announced at a July 15 news conference the creation of the Hurricane Beryl Recovery Fund.

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