On July 5, 2025, Shakira announced her intention to donate proceeds from her upcoming concert in San Antonio to Catholic Charities of San Antonio, aimed at assisting families affected by severe flooding in Texas.

The funds will support Catholic Charities of San Antonio, which is actively providing disaster relief to those impacted by the floods.

In a heartfelt message on social media, Shakira expressed her condolences, stating, 'Our hearts and prayers are with those affected by the flood in Central Texas.'

The flooding, which occurred due to heavy rainfall on July 3 and 4, has resulted in at least 80 fatalities, with ongoing search and rescue efforts for 41 individuals still unaccounted for, according to Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

Authorities reported recovering 40 adult bodies and 28 children in Kerr County, the area hardest hit by the flooding, which has claimed the lives of 59 victims, including 38 adults and 21 children.

Tragically, a dozen children from Camp Mystic, a local summer camp, are reported missing, with 11 girls and one counselor presumed lost.

Despite the devastation, rescuers have successfully saved over 850 individuals trapped by the floods, which were caused by the Guadalupe River overflowing.

She also encouraged the audience to cherish their moments with loved ones, emphasizing the importance of unity and community support during these disaster relief efforts.

During her concert, Shakira addressed the audience, expressing her condolences for the flood victims and dedicating her performance to those who have lost their lives.

In addition to Shakira's efforts, Miranda Lambert is fundraising through her nonprofit organization, MuttNation, to assist pet owners affected by the flooding.

Maren Morris has also expressed her sorrow over the floods, urging donations to the Texas Hill Country Community Foundation to support local recovery efforts.

In response to the catastrophic flooding, President Trump declared a state of emergency for Kerr County on July 6, 2025.