USDA programs that provide assistance in the wake of disasters include the Disaster Resource Center. The Disaster Resource Center website and web tool now provide an easy access point to find USDA disaster information and assistance. USDA also developed a disaster assistance discovery tool specifically targeted to rural and agricultural issues.
The California Cattlemen's Association has created a webpage with wildfire disaster assistance for cattle producers.
The Idaho Cattle Association (ICA) is now accepting donations for their Wildfire Relief Fund, benefitting beef cattle producers affected by fires in Idaho.
Those wishing to donate to the fund or receive an application can contact the ICA’s office at (208) 343-1615 or click below.
KLA and the Kansas Livestock Foundation are helping producers impacted by the February 2026 wildfires. Cash donations as well as supply and hay donations are being accepted.
100% of funds collected will go toward relief efforts. For physical donations, call the KLA office at (785) 273-5115. Or write a check to the Kansas Livestock Foundation at the address below:
Kansas Livestock Foundation
Memo: 2026 Wildfire Relief
6031 SW 37th Street
Topeka, KS 66614
The Montana Stockgrowers' Foundation accepts charitable donations for their Wildfire Relief Fund to provide assistance to Montana ranchers affected by wildfires. Current fundraising efforts and financial support is focused on relief for the Remington Fire in southeastern Montana. MSF is a a 501c(3) and all donations are tax deductible. A receipt confirming your donation will be provided to you.
Please consider donating hay, supplies, or funds to help Montana's producers.
Nebraska is facing some of the largest wildfires it has seen in history in March 2026. The Nebraska Cattlemen Disaster Relief Fund is accepting monetary donations and 100% of the proceeds will be distributed to producers who are affected. The Nebraska Cattlemen Disaster Relief Fund is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) charitable organization and donations made to the Disaster Relief Fund may be tax deductible – a receipt will be sent upon deposit of funds.
Nebraska producers can find relief applications here.
Checks can be mailed to:
Nebraska Cattlemen Disaster Relief Fund
4611 Cattle Drive
Lincoln, NE 68521-4309
Nebraska Cattlemen Relief Fund
Nebraska producers need help finding a place for their livestock after the devasting wildfires in the state. Share pasture and feedlot availability to match with ranchers who are looking for a place to put their livestock.
New Mexico Cattle Growers' Association accepts donations to help producers affected by natural disasters such as wildfires, snowstorms and flooding. These donations help producers purchase feed and infrastructure during difficult circumstances.
The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association (NDSA) and North Dakota Stockmen’s Foundation (NDSF) have teamed up to support cattle ranchers who suffered significant losses in wildfires in the northwest and other places across the state.
The non-profit organizations are launching the Out of the Ashes Wildfire Disaster Relief Program. The NDSA and NDSF have kickstarted the relief fund with a $50,000 initial contribution and are inviting others to join them by contributing to the effort.
Checks can be mailed to the NDSF:
North Dakota Stockman's Foundation
Memo: Out of the Ashes
4520 Ottawa St.
Bismarck, ND 58503
In light of the February 2026 wildfires in Northwest Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Foundation has established a relief fund. The fund will distribute 100% of received funds to impacted cattle producers.
If you would like to donate to this relief effort, you can do so by mail or online. OCF is a 501c(3) charitable arm of the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association (OCA). Please make checks payable to:
Oklahoma Cattlemen's Foundation
Memo: Fire Relief
P.O. Box 82395
Oklahoma City, OK 73148
You can contribute a charitable donation to the Oregon Cattlemen's Association Stewardship Fund a 501c(3) and it will assist Oregon ranchers affected by wildfires. A receipt confirming your donation will be provided to you.
You may pay online or mail a check to:
OCA Stewardship Fund
1320
Capitol St NE Ste 150
Salem, OR 97301
TSCRA’s Disaster Relief Fund provides financial assistance to ranchers in Texas and Oklahoma who are victims of a natural disaster and consequentially are financially needy or otherwise distressed. To donate, please visit the links below or address checks to:
TSCRA Disaster Relief Fund
PO BOX 101988
Fort Worth, TX 76185
NCBA is sending prayers to all of the cattlemen and women facing natural disasters.
To learn more about relief efforts see below:
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