The fund, administered by the THA’s nonprofit foundation, specifically targets Harvey victims with property loss or damage.
“We know the economic losses from Harvey will be as record breaking as the rainfall amounts,” THA President and CEO Ted Shaw said. “Many of our hospitals’ employees have been working around the clock since the storm hit and haven’t even had a chance to survey the damage in their own homes and neighborhoods.”
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