The Hope Center in Oroville is taking donations at its warehouse, their aim is to help the victims of camp fire. The Hope Center has asked for new items only, including backpacks, undergarments, non-perishable foods, paper products and bedding items. For animals, the Butte Humane Society is accepting pet supplies, such as wet and dry dog and cat food, litter boxes, kennels and carriers, leashes and toys. The Salvation Army is taking donations to support disaster relief and provide meals to first responders and evacuees.

Since President Trump issued a major disaster declaration for the state of California, FEMA has approved more than $12.7 million in federal assistance for survivors affected by wildfires in three California counties, Butte, Los Angeles and Ventura. The funding includes grants for temporary housing and home repairs and low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses. FEMA has joined with California to set up a disaster recovery center, a one-stop shop where residents affected by the fires can file insurance claims, obtain grants for food and shelter, and register for other federal aid.

The government and FEMA have been accepting donations such as backpacks, undergarments, non-perishable foods, paper products and bedding items. FEMA has granted temporary housing and home repairs for the residents of Paradise and California. The Butte Humane Society is accepting pet supplies, such as wet and dry dog and cat food, litter boxes, kennels and carriers, leashes and toys for animals and pets. FEMA has joined with California to set up a disaster recovery center, a one-stop shop where residents affected by the fires can file insurance claims, obtain grants for food and shelter, and register for other federal aid.