In a moment filled with both tears and triumph, Coco Gauff has officially launched her long-awaited NGO, “Hearts of Texas,” in the wake of the devastating flood that claimed 51 lives—including 27 young girls lost during a summer camp disaster. What began as a heartfelt response to tragedy has now grown into a powerful movement of healing, love, and lasting impact.
Standing before a modest crowd of survivors, volunteers, and grieving families, Coco cut the ceremonial ribbon with trembling hands and misty eyes. “This isn’t just an organization—it’s a promise. A promise to the children we lost, and to every family still standing in the aftermath.”
The atmosphere was electric yet tender. Red roses lined the entrance, photos of the 27 girls formed a memorial wall, and a soft instrumental version of Coco’s tribute song “Texas” played in the background—a song she vowed would have 100% of its first six months’ proceeds donated to rebuilding efforts across the state.
But more than the money, more than the music—it was Coco’s presence that left everyone speechless. The same young woman who captured hearts on the tennis court had now become a lifeline off it. Her NGO will focus on:
Trauma recovery for children affected by natural disasters
Educational scholarships in memory of lost youth
Safe camp programs with upgraded infrastructure
Emotional support networks for grieving families
And yes—the famous handwritten letters Coco wrote to the parents of each of the 27 missing girls? Framed copies of some of those letters now hang in the entrance hall of the NGO’s first community center.
Social media couldn’t get enough. Posts flooded in with captions like:
🕊️ “Coco Gauff didn’t just donate—she’s rewriting what it means to care.”
💔 “From heartbreak came a hero. Thank you, Coco.”
💐 “We lost 27 angels. But Coco gave them wings.”
Coco, dressed in a simple white suit, ended the ceremony with a hug for every parent in attendance. “This is not the end of a tragedy—it’s the beginning of a mission.”
With “Hearts of Texas,” Coco Gauff has turned personal grief into a public legacy. And in doing so, she’s proving that greatness isn’t just measured in Grand Slams—but in grand gestures of love. 💖🥹🌎
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