Disaster Relief

Provide grants to Butte County Child Support Services current and retired employees impacted by the 2018 Camp Fire for individual and family living expenses, including but not limited to housing, public utilities, food, clothing, transportation, school supplies, and other needs.

The Butte County Office of Education established the Butte County Schools Long-Term Recovery Fund to provide a centralized location for individuals and organizations to financially support students and schools impacted by the Camp Fire. Funds collected will be used for programs and services that help restore “normal and routine” activities to school communities and student lives.

The primary activity of the Camp Fire Anniversary Remembrance Events is to coordinate activities of organizations around the anniversary of the Camp Fire in remembrance of the disaster and to celebrate the recovery of impacted communities. Funds will be distributed to organizations to assist in their cost of events.

The Camp Fire Long Term Recovery Group was formed in late 2018 as a response to the destruction left behind after the Nov. 2018 Camp Fire to lead our community towards a healthy and thriving future. We recognize that the needs we have as a community are still being discovered and we must be intentional about facing the days to come. Financial donations help us continue to provide leadership and partnership as we connect survivors to the numerous unmet needs they now have.

To provide direct financial assistance to public safety employees in Butte County who, with their families, have been displaced by the Camp Fire.

Fund Purpose The Camp Fire Zone Project is designed by citizens to help citizens. In their roles as zone captains, individuals meet... Read More

Contact: Dustin Bates dustinb@crbr.com   Fund Purpose: MISSION STATEMENT: To provide financial resources to firefighters in Northern California personally impacted by the... Read More

The goal of the fund is to develop a trauma-responsive community based Center for young children, their families, and professionals working with them, especially in response to the Camp Fire disaster. The Center is being developed through the Butte County Office of Education's Child Development Programs and Services. Fund distributions will be determined by an independent committee. Contributions by check can be made payable to North Valley Community Foundation, 240 Main Street, Suite 260, Chico, CA 95928 with a memo that it is for the Early Childhood Recovery Fund.

Contact: Logan Todd ltodd@nvcf.org (530) 891-1150   Fund Purpose This fund will provide financial resources to Together Rising, which is deploying legal... Read More

To Provide Subsidies for USCIS Filing Fees for Worthy At-Risk Immigrants Eligible for Benefits In Northern California's Central Valley and Beyond, through the Guidance of Andrew Holley, Attorney for Immigrants.

This fund will provide financial resources to organizations and agencies responding to the deadly volcanic eruption in Guatemala. 100% of all donations made will go to the organizations and agencies on the ground.

Support the 2-1-1 live local telephone helpline that connects Butte County residents with available free and low cost services.