Resilience, faith and community spirit pushes Texas volunteers to work hour after hour, clearing the ground, while hoping to find more of the missing campers. Isabel Rosales speaks to some of those gathered at Center Point.

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Volunteers, first responders, and local residents in Center Point, Texas, have mobilized to search for missing campers following a recent disaster. Firefighters, EMTs, police, and civilians are working together, clearing debris and organizing search teams, while others provide food and hydration to support the effort.

Community members, including those directly affected by the tragedy, have joined the search and support operations. Stories of resilience and generosity have emerged, such as volunteers offering their own clothing to first responders and declining food to ensure others are cared for. The collective response highlights the strong sense of community and determination to help those in need.

Texas volunteers help search for missing people

Sun's been up there for a couple of hours. What do you understand to be going on at present? Becky, good morning. It's incredible. The moment that the first rays of sunlight come in, you just start seeing all of these people come out of the blue here. These are firefighters, EMT, police, regular folks that are volunteering their time. And we just saw them finish a briefing where they're organizing their saw teams or work hands. They're having machine operators, as you can see them rolling by right here, getting ready to move this debris and continue their search for the missing. Now, we've shown you the important work of these volunteers and first responders, but I wanna show you something else. The people behind the scenes that are also donating their time and food too to keep them hydrated and fed as they do this important work. Back here is Melissa Machado, a principal who was at Disney when she decided to come here and help out. Right in front of her is Daniela Quintero, whose best friend's family is part of the missing that they are still looking for out there, including an infant, she told me, very sad. I wanna now introduce you to Larry Machado. Larry, tell me the moment that you realized you had to come out here and help. It was pretty immediate. After seeing the devastation, you know, we knew that we're a very close-knit community here in South Central Texas, so we knew we had to come out and help. Just a lot of empathy, seeing all the children that were affected, all the families, we knew we had to do something to come out and help them all. Yeah, and you're out here with your children as well, right? Yes, absolutely, with Jordan and Larissa Rose are back there helping us out. What have you seen that has touched your heart? Just the resilience, the hard work, the never quit, never die attitude of all of our volunteers out here. Everybody is so gracious. You don't know how many times people have turned down food, have turned down drinks and told us, you know what, just go down to the next person. As exhausted as they look, you know, you can tell they've been out there working really hard and they're just all about helping and giving to the next person. Thank you, Larry. I wanna now move over here to the chef, Felipe Hernandez. And Felipe, you were telling me you actually gave the shirt off your back to a first responder. What happened? So we had some officers from La Vernia come down and they had been doing some water work over there trying to recover whatever was in the water. And they were pungent in odor. So they came over here asking for clothes because they couldn't handle the odor of them in the vehicle anymore. So they were like, you know, already up to their tolerance level. So I went to my truck and I had extra spare clothes and I gave it to them so that they could change so that way they could continue on with their work. And did you say that the odor was from finding missing people? That's what they were saying was that the water was real pungent and it smelled like death in the water. So with, you know, them being out there, I mean, that's the least I could do is offer the shirt that I had available and just give it to them so that they could continue. The shirt off your back. Yeah. Thank you guys so much. The work you're doing is incredible too as you help these first responders and volunteers. Becky.

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