Here is a list of some of the East Bay restaurants, bars and food businesses that are collecting donations, raising money or sending supplies to people who’ve been affected by the North Bay wildfires. Post comments below about any other benefit events or East Bay restaurants and food makers who are helping the cause, or send tips to nosh@berkeleyside.com.

Berkeley

On Wednesday evenings (from 5 to 9 p.m.), Gather will be donating 50% of wine by the bottle and the glass to North Bay Fire Relief Plus through Oct. 31. If you can’t make it on a Wednesday evening, every other day through the end of October, Gather will be donating 5% of wine on tap sales to the cause. Gather, 2200 Oxford St. (at Allston), Berkeley

Maker’s Common is donating 10% of proceeds made from wine sales from Friday, Oct. 13 to Sunday, Oct. 15 to the Napa Valley Community Disaster Relief Fund. Maker’s Common, 1954 University Ave. (at Bonita Avenue), Berkeley

Eureka! is donating a portion of their proceeds made on Monday, Oct. 16 to help support communities affected by the fires. Eureka!, 2068 Center St. (between Shattuck and Milvia), Berkeley



Bartavelle is accepting donations through 5 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 13. Suggested donations include new or gently used bedding and sleeping supplies, as well as adult and baby diapers, toiletries, first aid items, child toys, formula, pet supplies, water, face masks. Donations can be brought between the hours of 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. (If no one is available at the annex, stop by the cafe at 1603 San Pablo Ave.) Bartavelle Annex, 1609 San Pablo Ave., Berkeley

Donkey & Goat Winery is accepting donations through Saturday, Oct. 14, to deliver to the North Bay on Monday, Oct. 16. Drop-offs can be made 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, 1 to 6 p.m. on Saturday. Suggested donations include flashlights, tarps, bedding, water, tents, cots, toiletries, non-perishable food, batteries, extension cords, diapers and pet food. Donkey & Goat, 1340 Fifth St. (between Gilman and Camelia), Berkeley

A donation site is being set up at Missouri Lounge in Berkeley, where canned food, water, blankets and pillows, socks and hygiene products (soap, toilet paper, toothbrushes, toothpaste, feminine care items, etc.), kids items (toys, coloring books) and pet items (crates, pet food, leashes, collars, etc.) are being accepted. No clothing donations are needed at this time. Missouri Lounge, 2600 San Pablo Ave. (at Parker), Berkeley

According to The San Francisco Chronicle, Equator Coffee will partner with Urban Remedy and Flour Craft Bakery to provide coffee and pastries for 200 people taking shelter at the Marin County Civic Center. Equator Coffee has a location at UC Berkeley’s ASUC Student Union.

The Alameda County Community Food Bank announced on Facebook it will send a supply truck Wednesday, Oct. 11, to Sonoma County. The supplies have been collected already, and the food bank itself is not a drop-off point. “Our hearts are with everyone affected by the North Bay fires. And we are standing with you, Redwood Empire Food Bank. Check their website or Facebook page for ways you can help,” a local Food Bank staffer wrote.

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Oakland

Agave Uptown will donate 10% of all proceeds made through Sunday, Oct. 22, to support Northern California fire relief efforts. Both Agave locations – in Oakland and Healdsburg — have been gathering and delivering needed supplies to Elsie Allen High School (Santa Rosa), the Sonoma Veterans Memorial Building and Windsor High School. Agave Uptown, 2135 Franklin St., Oakland.

Hen House in Swan’s Market is donating all pizza sales to those affected the Redwood Valley fire. This is an especially personal cause for Hen house, as one of the co-owners, Alexandra Lopez, lives in Mendocino county about 20 miles from the fire. Hen House, 907 Washington St. (at 9th), Oakland

On Saturday, Oct. 14, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Starter Bakery will be having a fundraising bake sale at the Grand Lake Farmers Market. One hundred percent of sales will be donated to Napa Valley Community Disaster Relief Fund and the Redwood Credit Union Community Fund. Starter Bakery at the Grand Lake Farmers Market, Lake Park and Grand avenues, Oakland

Oakland Yard wine shop will be donating 100% of proceeds from sales of its California wines by the glass. It also announced it will be collaborating with other East Bay shops to hold a fire relief fundraiser tasting event on Oct. 21 (Event details to come). Oakland Yard, 420 40th St. (at Webster), Oakland

Farley’s announced on Thursday, Oct. 12, that it will be donating all money placed in the tip jar for the day to the Napa Valley Community Foundation. Farley’s East, 33 Grand Ave. (between Broadway and Webster), Oakland

Charlie Hallowell’s trio of Oakland restaurants Boot and Shoe Service, Pizzaiolo and Penrose will all be taking donations this week, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. until Friday, Oct. 13. Donations should be non-perishable goods. A few suggested donations include: respirator face-masks, non-perishable food/pantry items, tents, bedding, sleeping bags/cots/pads, toiletries, pet supplies (leashes, food, beds, cages), medications and first aid, diapers, baby formula, clothes, shoes, zip lock bags, plastic bags and gloves. All three restaurants are also serving Sonoma-themed cocktails, with a percentage of proceeds going to fire relief. Boot and Shoe Service, 3308 Grand Ave., Oakland; Pizzaiolo is at 5008 Telegraph Ave., Oakland; Penrose, 3311 Grand Ave., Oakland

Curry Up Now sent a food truck to the Petaluma Police Station to feed first responders on Thursday, Oct. 12. Curry Up Now is also at the Petaluma Fairgrounds helping to organize and hand out supplies to people displaced by the fires. Curry Up Now has locations all around the Bay Area, including in Oakland and Alameda in the East Bay.

Sweet Bar Bakery is collecting donations for fire evacuees, which will be distributed to Marin Civic Center. Canned food, baby food, diapers, pet supplies and new sheets and blankets are your best bet. Sweet Bar Bakery, 2355 Broadway (at 24th St), Oakland

Blue Bottle Coffee is donating $1 for every NOLA iced coffee it sells at any of its Bay Area locations through Sunday, Oct. 15. Proceeds will go to the Redwood Credit Union Community Fund.

Cat Town Café posted on Facebook and Instagram Monday that it is on standby to help evacuate cats at Ella’s CatHouse & Catnip Bar in Napa. “Our dear friends at Jameson Animal Rescue Ranch may need help evacuating the cats at their cat cafe in Napa. We are on stand by to help, but don’t yet have all the details. In the event there is an urgent need to get these cats to safety, please email info@cattownoakland.org to let us know if you can be at the ready to help. And if you don’t live in the Bay Area, but know someone who does, please share!”

Craft beer bar and bottle shop The Good Hop will be a donation site until the end of the week. It will also take donations at its Oskar Blues Time Warp Tiki Party event Wednesday, Oct. 11. Attendees at this event can bring in donations and/or add a $6 “Fire Relief Beer” to their tab (money raised will go to North Bay shelters). On top of that, Oskar Blues will buy a pint of beer for anyone who brings a donation to the event. The Good Hop, 2421 Telegraph Ave. (at 24th St.), Oakland

Oakland-based food tour group Local Food Adventures will donate 25% of profits made from all tours booked and gift cards purchased through Sunday, Oct. 15, to Friends in Service Here (FISH), a Santa Rosa food pantry. To book a tour, visit www.localfoodadventures.com.

Starline Social Club will donate bar profits from the DRINKS (featuring Cate LeBon and Tim Presley from White Fence) and The Mattson 2 show happening Wednesday, Oct. 11. Starline is also a donation site. It is taking items such as blankets, sleeping pads and air mattresses, phone chargers, pillows, kids’ games, tents, and more. Starline Social Club, 2236 Martin Luther King Jr. Way (at West Grand), Oakland

Albany

The Ivy Room posted on Facebook, “We personally know a handful of folks that have lost their homes and it’s unfathomable to think about what they’re going through right now. We want the Ivy Room to be an East Bay donation spot for y’all to drop off needed supplies for the community up north.” The bar will be open for donations from 4 to 8 p.m. daily; it will accept donations until the evacuee centers will not take any more. The Ivy Room, 860 San Pablo Ave. Albany

Alameda

Food Shift Kitchen is donating 10% of funds made on orders for its Thursday, Oct. 12, offerings sold on Josephine to fire victims via the Northern California Red Cross. Place your order on Josephine and pick up at Food Shift Kitchen at 677 West Ranger Ave. (at Pan Am Way), Alameda

St. George Spirits announced on Instagram that it will be donating all tour and tasting proceeds this week to the Redwood Empire Food Bank and the Napa Valley Community Foundation Disaster Relief Fund. St. George is also matching contributions for every $15 tasting and $20 tour. St. George Spirits, 2601 Monarch St., Alameda

New Alameda coffee shop The Local will be taking donations on Friday, Oct. 13, from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Suggested donations include baby essentials, pet essentials, water, pillows, blankets and air mattresses. The Local, 1333 Park St. (at Alameda) in Alameda.

Emeryville

INNA Jam will be donating 100% of sales on its Santa Rosa Plum Shrub to the Redwood Credit Union North Bay Fire Relief. The shrub can be purchased online or in person at its Emeryville kitchen shop. INNA Jam, 1307 61st St. (at Doyle), Emeryville

Richmond

East Brother Beer announced on Instagram that it is “donating 5% of total taproom sales this week to organizations aiding in relief efforts.” It is also accepting donation at its taproom for needed supplies. Please bring only new items. East Brother Beer, 1001 Canal Blvd., Richmond

Salute E Vita Ristorante in Richmond’s Marina Bay posted on Facebook that it is accepting donations to transport them to relief centers in the North Bay. The restaurant is asking for ready-to-eat, easy-to-open non-perishable foods. Do not bring food in glass containers or anything perishable. Check the restaurant’s Facebook posting for other non-food donation suggestions. Salute E Vita Ristorante, Marina Bay, 1900 Esplanade Dr., Richmond

We expect more events and ideas will arise this week. Please share them in the comments below so others can quickly learn about them.