County: Butte, CA | Incident: Park Fire |

Resource Type: Clothing, Financial Assistance, Food Resources, Hygiene, Laundry Services, Recovery Resources, and Showers

Butte County – Park Fire – Distribution Centers & Fire Survivor Assistance

Park Fire Survivor Needs Assessment Survey- Butte 211*

Offering a needs assessment survey for Park Fire survivors to complete to identify their needs and to help them get connected to relief and recovery resources. With consent, survey responses will be shared with local community organizations and the County, providing survivor assistance and relief/recovery services.

To complete the needs assessment form:

Complete the form online: bit.ly/ParkFireNeedsSurvey

For assistance completing the form over the phone Call 2-1-1 Mon-Fri 7am-8pm.

Butte County residents sheltering outside of Butte County can call 1-866-916-3566 to reach the Butte 211 call center.

Tiny Pine Foundation

Saturday September 21st, 2024
12pm-3pm
3851 Morrow Lane, Chico

Providing a hot meal and essential disaster relief supplies to evacuees and fire survivors.
Distribution may include:

Hygiene products
Laundry soap
Food
Diapers & wipes
Pet food
Water
Rechargeable batteries
Blankets
Cleaning supplies
Hydration drinks
Sifters
Toys
Grocery blessing bags
Bug spray
And more

Limited number of gift cards will be available ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS, ASSISTANCE NOT GUARANTEED – Proof of fire impacted address required.

Oroville Hope Center

Offering the following supplies to individuals affected by the Park Fire:

Hygiene items
Shelf-stable food
Snacks
Gas cards
Gift Cards
Bottled water
Cat & dog food

2620 5th Avenue, Oroville
530-538-8398
Tues-Fri 9am-2:30pm

Individuals can drop in anytime during the above hours.

California Lifeline – Free Prepaid Cell Phones*

Provides free prepaid cell phones to qualifying low income individuals.
Must show ID and proof of receiving government benefits – MediCal or MediCare card, CalFresh/Food Stamp card is accepted, though they may ask that the applicant go buy food at Grocery Outlet and show the receipt to prove the card is still valid.

Pop up tent is set up in the Kmart Parking Lot – 2155 Pillsbury Road, Chico
Mon-Fri: 9am-3pm

**Please note hours may be subject to change**

African American Family & Cultural Center

Offering:

Socks
Backpacks
Hygiene kits
Water bottles
Masks
Neck cooling rags

No proof of eligibility is required.

3300 Spencer Ave, Oroville, CA 95966
530-532-1205
Mon-Fri 9am-6pm

Haven of Hope on Wheels Showers and Laundry

Provides mobile showers and laundry services at the following locations:

Oroville Hope Center
2620 S 5th Ave, Oroville, CA 95965
Tuesdays 11:30am-2:30pm

Berry Creek
9861 Oro Quincy Hwy, Oroville, CA 95965
Thursdays 10:30am-2:pm

Concow (Pine Hardware Store)
Address: 11300A Miller Flat Road, Oroville, CA 95965
Thursdays 1pm-2:30pm

Chico Community Acupuncture

1815 Mangrove Avenue, Chico
530-345-5300
Thurs 9am-1pm, Sat 9am-2pm and a third floating day which changes each week. Check their website for the most up to date weekly hours of operation at https://www.chicocommunityacupuncture.com/

Offering free acupuncture sessions for those impacted by the Park Fire (evacuees, survivors and first responders). This service is being funded through donations. They will utilize funds and make treatments available on a rolling basis. They plan to collect funds through October of this year and then offer free treatments until they’re all used up. Call 530-345-5300 to inquire about scheduling an appointment.

Valley Oak Children’s Services

Offering free backpacks and school supplies to families affected by the Park Fire as well as others in need in our community. To receive a free backpack filled with essential school supplies, call their office at 530-895-3572 to coordinate pickup. Supplies are limited, so please contact as soon as possible.

3120 Cohasset Road #6, Chico
530-895-3572
Mon-Thurs 8:30am-4:30pm (closed 12pm-12:30pm) Fri 8:30am-3pm (closed 12pm-12:30pm)

CHAT-Chico Housing Action Team Furniture and Household Goods Distribution

Offering the following items to residents affected by the Park Fire:

Glassware
Towels
Blankets
Beds
Chairs
Other miscellaneous household items

Other items may be available as donations come in.

Call Rex at 530-588-0731 to arrange to pick up items or to have them delivered to you. Delivery only in Chico.

Donation Delivery hours: Wed & Fri 9am-12pm

No proof of eligibility is required.

Fontaine Foundation – Butte Diaper Bank

Providing baby diapers and wipes to Park Fire evacuees.

Butte Diaper Bank has distributed diapers to the following agencies, please contact them for more information:

Tiny Pine Foundation: 530-353-4648

Moms of the Ridge: (530) 433-9193

Northern Valley Catholic Social Services:
Chico Location: 530-345-1600
10 Independence Circle, Chico

Gridley Location: 530-782-0293
630 Washington St. Gridley

Legal Services of Northern California

Provides free legal assistance to low-income individuals and families affected by the Park Fire. LSNC can help with disaster related legal issues including:

Government assistance/disaster related benefits,
Replacement of prescriptions or medical equipment,
Housing & renter rights, job/employment impacts,
Mortgage lender disaster questions
Legal requirements during rebuilding
Replacing legal documents lost in the fire
Insurance claims
Homeowner remedies
And other issues

If you have legal questions as a result of the Park Fire, please call 1-800-660-3458, email disasterhelp@lsnc.net or submit a request for help online at: www.tfaforms.com/5061669

Free Quilts for Park Fire Survivors

Offering free quilts to those impacted by the Park Fire. Individuals have the opportunity to select 2 quilts.

For those interested in a quilt, reach out to Cindy Needham at www.cindyneedham.com Click on “Contact Us” and send her an email. She will arrange a time to meet individuals at her studio in Chico where they can choose their quilts.

ChicoStart

411 Main Street #101, Chico, CA, 95928
530-924-5100
Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

Offering free WiFi, desk space and coffee for evacuees needing a space to work.

Lakeside Market and Gas

5250 Olive Hwy Ste B, Oroville, CA, United States, California
(530) 589-4600

Offering free food and water to people displaced by the Park Fire.

Must bring ID to verify impacted address.

Late Bloomr

363 East 6th Street in Downtown Chico
Thurs – Sun: 10am-5pm

Providing free clothing for infants, children, women and men. Clothing may include shirts, pants, shorts, athletic wear, sweaters, dresses, workwear, casual wear, and shoes

**While supplies last**

Redding Motorsports

6750 Old Oregon Trail, Redding, CA, United States, California
(916) 895-1566
Reddingmotorsportspark@gmail.com
www.reddingmotorsportspark.com

– Offering free parking space for extra vehicles and trailers for people evacuating from the Park Fire. PLEASE NOTE: This is PARKING ONLY, you may not stay in the vehicles/trailers that get parked here. The site is locked and secured, people needing to park will need to call to get let in.

– Call Tony Trimp (966)-895-1566 or Dave Kreger (530)768-6271 for access, they are taking calls 24/7

Empower Hot Yoga

1 Elisha Ct Suite #150, Chico, CA 95973
530-733-3337
www.empowerhy.com

Offering free yoga classes for Park Fire evacuees and first responders. View the class schedule at: www.empowerhy.com/schedule

Photo ID must be provided and must match the information on their online registration form.
Individuals who are evacuees without home loss are eligible for 1 week of free yoga which can be used at any time.
Kids classes are also available for ages 5-9 (Wed 2-3pm) and ages 10-14 (Wed 3-4pm) and can be attended an unlimited amount of times through the end of August.
Individuals who lost their homes are eligible for 1 month of free yoga classes which can be redeemed any time and they must provide proof of loss of their home.

Online registration is required. Visit https://www.empowerhy.com/mbo-registration to register