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Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has made a surprise visit to firefighters battling a deadly blaze in Northern California, helping serve them breakfast while providing encouragement.
Schwarzenegger said Wednesday he was in Budapest, Hungary, when he heard the fire had leveled the town of Paradise.
He said he wanted to visit the scene and show his appreciation for firefighters who risk their lives.
The actor is also slamming President Donald Trump for blaming the wildfire that killed at least 81 people on poor forest management.
Another celebrity lending a helping hand is Green Bay Packers quarterback and Chico native Aaron Rodgers. He announced on Twitter he's donating $1 million to Camp Fire relief.
Rodgers tweeted a video Wednesday morning and solicited contributions from others.
"All the money goes to a great organization for the immediate needs and the recovery efforts for the #CampFireParadise," he said in the tweet.
By starting the NorCal Fire Recovery Fund, Rodgers' foundation will focus on children's programs, youth and high school sports, and temporary housing structures for displaced Paradise residents as they rebuild their life.
At least 81 people have died and hundreds are reported missing in the fire that has raged north of Sacramento.
The Camp Fire has claimed nearly three times as many lives and structures than any other wildfire in the state's history.