Lake Travis collected more than $4,000 for fans who attended the Cavaliers game against Drippings Springs, money which will be given to the Austin Disaster Relief Organization.
The donation is intended for victims of wildfires in the Spicewood area, said Brian Kenyon of the Lake Travis Football Booster Club.
The booster club will have a canned food drive for a home game against Marble Falls on Oct. 28 intended for the Lake Travis Crisis Ministry Food Bank.
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