As the heart of Texas reels from one of the deadliest natural disasters in recent memory, Raising Cane’s and its founder, Todd Graves, are proving that compassion still leads the way. In a powerful show of support, the beloved chicken-finger chain has donated $1 million to the American Red Cross, aiming to bring relief and restore hope to families devastated by the catastrophic floods in Central Texas.

A Crisis That Shook the Lone Star State

At least 119 lives have been lost, including 36 children, as relentless flash floods swept through neighborhoods, summer camps, and small towns across the Texas Hill Country. Entire communities have been displaced. Roads have vanished. Families are searching for loved ones still unaccounted for. Rescue teams have completed over 850 high-water missions, aided by helicopters, drones, and boats from the U.S. Coast Guard.

In response, Texas Governor Greg Abbott activated over 1,300 emergency personnel and confirmed that the State Operations Center remains on high alert. Even President Trump released a statement expressing support and pledging federal assistance.

But amid the chaos, one brand stood out — not for headlines, but for heart.

“Cane’s Love” in Action — A $1M Lifeline for Texas Families

On Instagram, Raising Cane’s shared a heartfelt message announcing the $1 million donation. The funds are being directed to support recovery efforts and provide critical resources such as shelter, food, and medical aid for families hit hardest by the floods.

“We’re honored to assist those in need during this time of unimaginable loss,” the company wrote, while tagging the American Red Cross for anyone wishing to join the cause.

This isn’t a one-time gesture — it’s a continuation of what the company calls its “Cane’s Love” philosophy: giving back to the communities that make up its soul.

“We’re not just serving chicken fingers. We’re serving the people who walk through our doors,” shared Todd Graves, founder and CEO. “That mission has been with us since Day One.”

A Legacy of Giving — Cane’s Commitment to Community

From food banks to tornado relief, Raising Cane’s has consistently stepped up in times of crisis. In April 2024, the company partnered with the North Texas Food Bank, collecting over 2,666 pounds of food and 51 pounds of toiletries for families displaced by deadly storms in the Dallas–Fort Worth area.

Beyond financial donations, Cane’s employees regularly volunteer in local cleanups, charity runs, and community events. It’s more than corporate responsibility — it’s a culture rooted in kindness and action.

“Being involved isn’t optional — it’s who we are,” Graves added.

How You Can Help

As Raising Cane’s leads the charge with its $1 million pledge, others are encouraged to step up. The American Red Cross is actively accepting donations to support shelter operations, food distribution, and emergency assistance across Texas.

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