Lakeside Market, the Magalia Community Church,and E&J's mobile food service are all working together to provide support for Bear Fire survivors.
New at six - the donations keep pouring in for bear fire survivors in butte county.
This was the set up at the lakeside market in oroville today.
You can see dozens of community members come together, setting up tables filled with food, toiletries, clothing and many other items for fire survivors.
This is all a team effort put together by the lakeside market, paradise cleaners, e&j's mobile kitchen and the magalia community church.
We spoke with organizers and fire survivors... they are extremely grateful for the support.
"it makes me feel good to see that there are still good people out there and that they are willing to help."
"everybody knows we are here to help all the time, its getting nicer and nicer that its becoming a more bigger and postive thing.
You can just see the warmth on peoples houses and you can provide something to make them feel normal."
"we decided to work with paul from lakeside and work with vicitms, we ask for donations, making sure we get food and gas and gift cards.
Paul has been nice enough to offer food and use the parking lot and team up with us."
They are only accepting*ne* donations due to covid-19 restrictions.
They will be set up again tomorrow at the lakeside market from noon to 6 and again on monday..
These giveaways will continue every weekend as long as donations keep coming in.
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The Califronia Lu Mien community cooked up a traditional feast for people in need. The BBQ was at the Lakesde Market in Oroville.
