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Cowboys Cares

Taking care of San Antonio, not just its air.

Local businesses, veterans, families, and the neighborhoods we have worked in since 2007. Cowboys Cares is how we give back and who we shine a light on.

Highway sign for Exit 508, Texas 16 to Kerrville, seen from a Cowboys truck
Cowboys Cares · Since 2007

When Kerrville flooded, we loaded the trucks.

Some of the work we are proudest of never shows up on an invoice. These are the days we showed up for our neighbors: the Hill Country flood, the Christmas toy drive, beds for kids, breakfast for teachers.

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01 July 2025 · Kerrville, Texas

The Hill Country flood.

After the July 4th flooding on the Guadalupe, our shop on Blanco Road turned into a drop-off point. Customers, crew and neighbors filled it. Then we drove it all up Highway 16.

Donated water stacked to the ceiling inside the Cowboys shop, with cowboy boots on top
Cowboys team member standing with bags of donations at the shop
Pallet of bottled water strapped in a pickup bed
Supply truck heading up the highway toward Kerrville
Volunteers unloading a box truck in Kerrville
Cowboys team members with service members and volunteers at the Kerrville drop site
Jul 9 · 6510 Blanco Rd

The water wall.

Within days, the front of the shop was stacked to the window with donated water. Somebody topped it off with a pair of boots.

Jul 8 · The shop

Everybody pitched in.

Bags of clothes, baby supplies, canned food and toiletries came in from customers, crew and families all week.

Jul 9 · Loading out

Pallet by pallet.

Every truck that could carry a load did.

Jul 10 · Highway 16 North

Up the hill.

Box truck in front, pickups behind, headed for the drop site in Kerrville.

Jul 10 · Kerrville

Hand to hand.

Unloaded straight into the lines of volunteers working the distribution site.

Jul 10 · Kerrville

Shoulder to shoulder.

Alongside service members and volunteers who had been there since day one. Proud to stand with them.

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02 November 13, 2025 · Christmas Toy Drive kickoff

Ten thousand meals' worth.

We kicked off the Christmas Toy Drive at the shop with Santa, the crew and a check for Meals on Wheels San Antonio.

Cowboys presenting a $10,000 check to Meals on Wheels San Antonio, dated 11/13/25
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03 December 17, 2025 · Toy drive drop-off

Santa in blue.

A morning of stuffed animals, wrapped gifts and a few characters you don't see every day.

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04 April 2025 · Beds for kids

Every kid deserves a bed.

Lumber in the shop lot in the morning. Bunk beds standing in kids' rooms by lunch.

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05 August 2025 · Back to school

Thank you, teachers.

Breakfast and a homemade pound cake for every teacher, wrapped and tagged by hand.

06 August 2026 · Youth basketball camp

Proud to be on the banner.

Cowboys sponsored the Keldon & Kaleb Johnson Youth Basketball Camp, right next to some of San Antonio's best local businesses.

Sometimes they thank us back

Know someone doing good work?

Tell us about a San Antonio business, school or group making a difference. Cowboys Cares features are never sold.

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Taking care of people goes beyond heating and cooling. Cowboys Cares is how we show up for the San Antonio community: shining a light on local businesses doing good work, giving back where it matters, and building stronger connections across the city we have served since 2007.

The Cowboy's team under a branded tent at a community event
Cowboy's AC courtside at UTSA
A Cowboy's van in front of the giant cowboy boots
The Cowboy's BBQ trailer at a community cookout
The office crew at headquarters on Blanco Road
The crew and the fleet outside headquarters

What Cowboys Cares means

Community first, in practical ways. Sometimes that is helping homeowners stay comfortable through extreme weather. Sometimes it is supporting organizations doing important work for veterans and local families. And sometimes it is putting the spotlight on an outstanding local business that deserves more attention from its neighbors.

Local businesses are the backbone of San Antonio. When strong local companies grow, our neighborhoods grow with them — so Cowboys Cares is also where we recognize the businesses we respect and want to help promote.

Where you have seen us

  • On air. Thermometer Thursday on KSAT 12, UTSA Athletics, and the TV spots — see the On Air page.
  • Around town. Under the tent at community events, courtside at UTSA, and feeding folks off the Cowboys BBQ trailer.
  • In your neighborhood. Since 2007, Cowboys trucks on San Antonio driveways, from Alamo Heights and Stone Oak to Helotes and Boerne.

Want to be featured?

If you run — or know — a San Antonio business making a positive impact, Cowboys Cares wants to hear about it. Tell us who they are and what they do with the form here; we are always looking for businesses to feature, local initiatives to support, and people doing great work to spotlight.

Cowboys Cares is a community program of Cowboy's Air Conditioning & Heating, 6510 Blanco Rd, San Antonio. Features are at our discretion and are never sold.

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