Sumitomo Corporation of Americas (OTC:SSUMY) has donated $50,000 to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund to support Texas flash flooding relief efforts. The company will also match employee donations to disaster relief nonprofits dollar-for-dollar.
The devastating floods in Texas Hill Country between July 4-6, 2025, resulted in 134 deaths, with 97 people still missing. Over 1,000 responders and thousands of volunteers are searching 100 miles of riverbank in recovery efforts. The donation will support emergency services, rescue operations, and recovery initiatives through the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country.
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NEW YORK, July 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Sumitomo Corporation of Americas ("SCOA") has contributed $50,000 to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund to support relief efforts related to the Texas flash flooding from July fourth weekend. Kerr County Flood Relief Fund is a trusted local partner and is operated through the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country. These funds will go directly to providing emergency services such as providing rescue, relief and recovery efforts, as well as other critical services for those impacted by these devastating floods. SCOA is also matching employee donations to disaster relief nonprofits dollar-for-dollar.
"As a company with operations, employees and partners within the state of Texas and the affected areas, we are compelled to help in this significant time of need," said Kotaro Tameda, President and CEO, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas. "By contributing directly to Kerr County's flood relief efforts, we are equipping first responders with the vital resources they need to save lives, deliver urgent care, and support the community's path to recovery. Every dollar makes a difference in restoring hope and resilience where it's needed most."
To date, 134 people were killed across Texas Hill Country when more than 2 trillion gallons of water fell across the region between July 4 and 6. 97 people remain missing, however that number will continue to change. According to Kerr County officials, more than 1,000 local, state, federal responders and thousands of volunteers from across the country continue to search 100 miles of riverbank, working to recover loved ones for their families.
The Sumitomo Corporation Group remains committed to achieving sustainable corporate growth while addressing key social issues, including support for disaster relief efforts. SCOA's donation reflects its commitment to fostering a culture of corporate citizenship and social responsibility, with a focus on helping vulnerable communities in times of need.
About Sumitomo Corporation of Americas Established in 1952, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas (SCOA) is headquartered in New York City and operates nine offices in major U.S. cities. SCOA is the largest subsidiary of Sumitomo Corporation, one of the world's leading integrated trading and business investment companies. SCOA engages in a wide range of businesses, including Tubular Products, Environment and Infrastructure, Steel and Non-Ferrous Metals, Transportation and Construction Systems, Chemicals and Electronics, Media and IoT Applications, Real Estate, Mineral Resources and Energy, and Food. For more information, visit www.sumitomocorp.com.
FAQ
How much did Sumitomo Corporation (SSUMY) donate to Texas flood relief in 2025?
Sumitomo Corporation of Americas donated $50,000 to the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund and is matching employee donations to disaster relief nonprofits dollar-for-dollar.
What is the impact of the July 2025 Texas Hill Country floods?
The floods resulted in 134 deaths, with 97 people still missing. More than 1,000 local, state, and federal responders, along with thousands of volunteers, are conducting search operations along 100 miles of riverbank.
How will Sumitomo's (SSUMY) donation to Texas flood relief be used?
The funds will support emergency services, including rescue, relief, and recovery efforts, as well as other critical services for those impacted by the floods through the Kerr County Flood Relief Fund.
Is Sumitomo (SSUMY) matching employee donations for Texas flood relief?
Yes, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas is matching employee donations to disaster relief nonprofits dollar-for-dollar.
