The Editorial Board: The helpers who have stepped up in the aftermath of Buffalo shooting

• African Heritage Food Co-op: Call 716-253-1521 and let them know you need delivery and what type of items are needed (groceries, diapers, etc.), and they will be delivered within 24 hours Monday-Friday.

• AT&T and the AT&T Foundation are contributing $50,000 to benefit the Buffalo Together Community Response Fund and the Buffalo 5/14 Survivors Fund, as well as $10,000 to the 100 Club of Buffalo in honor of fallen retired Buffalo Police Department Officer Aaron Salter.

• Back to Basics Ministries (backtobasicsministries.org): Provides special services for at-risk individuals, families and groups.

• BestSelf Behavioral Health (bestselfwny.org): BestSelf provides support for those experiencing trauma. Johnnie B. Wiley Pavilion (1100 Jefferson Ave.) is a counseling site.

• Brad Termini, founder and CEO of Zephyr Partners, and Ryan Brandenburger, owner of the CrossCountry Mortgage LLC in Buffalo and Boca Raton, Fla., pledged $50,000 for the families’ funeral expenses.

• Buffalo Bills Foundation: $200,000 to local response efforts, matched by a $200,000 gift from the NFL Foundation.

• Buffalo Collegiate Community Love Fridge: Community fridge supported by Buffalo Collegiate Charter School at 45 Jewett Ave.

• Buffalo Creek Academy Charter School (buffalocreekacademy.org): Collecting and donating food.

• Buffalo Go Green (buffalogogreen.org/programs): Providing a Fruit & Veggies Prescription Program and FreshTake (healthy and medically tailored meals delivered to families). Call 716-982-1270.

• Delaware North: $250,000 to recovery efforts.

• Delta Sonic: $100,000 to FeedMore WNY.

• Douglas Jemal, developer: Committed to raising or donating at least $100,000 for relatives of the victims, joined by developer Greg Daniel, who is giving $100,000.

• Erie County: Offering free counseling with no appointment in partnership with Best Self WNY, Endeavor Health Services, Crisis Services and Spectrum Health & Human Services. Counselors are available through May 27 9 a.m.-9 p.m. at Johnnie B. Wiley Pavilion, 1100 Jefferson Ave.

• Erie County Medical Center Behavioral Health Services (ecmc.edu/health-services-and-doctors/behavioral-health): Mental health, psychiatric and substance use treatment services are available 24/7.

• Evans Bank: $100,000 to the Buffalo Together Community Response Fund.

• Hearts & Hands: Faith in Action is offering free transportation to grocery stores to community members living on the East Side of Buffalo. Call 716-406-8311, Ext. 103.

• Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield of Western New York: $300,000 to the Buffalo Together Community Response Fund, mental health providers on the East Side and establishing a scholarship in memory of Katherine “Kat” Massey.

• Heart of the City Neighbors & Fruit Belt Community Land Trust: Providing food gift card plus three months assistance in rent and utilities. Call 716-882-7661.

• HSBC Bank: $100,000 to provide immediate fresh food and groceries.

• Johnnie B. Wiley Pavilion: Mental Health Care Services with onsite counselors from several local mental health agencies at the Johnnie B. Wiley Pavilion, 1100 Jefferson Ave. near Dodge Street, 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; hotline is 716-834-3131.

• Key Bank: $250,000 gift from the KeyBank Foundation to support the victims’ families.

• Lyft: The ride-share service is offering $25 off rides to other grocery stores in the area for those who live in ZIP codes 14208 and 14209 when they use the code “BuffaloLyftUp.”

• M&T Bank: $500,000 to help support the victims, their families and rebuilding initiatives in the community.

• New Era Cap: $300,000 donation to assist victims and recovery efforts.

• NFTA-Metro (metro.nfta.com): has suspended fare collection on routes 12 Utica, 13 Kensington, 18 Jefferson, and 24 Genesee for the remainder of May.

• Shuttle rides to Elmwood Avenue Tops Friendly Markets: Provided 10 a.m.-7 p.m.; corner of Jefferson Avenue and Riley Street, for pickup and drop-off.

• Spectrum Health & Human Services: Counseling services. Call 716-566-6506.

• Thurman Thomas Family Foundation: $10,000 for the families of the victims and is urging fellow Buffalo Bills alumni and others to support the effort.

• Tops Friendly Markets: $500,000 to the Buffalo 5/14 Survivors Fund.

• Uber: The ride-share service is giving $20 off for rides to other grocery stores in the area for those who live in ZIP codes 14208 and 14209, using the code “SHOPBUF” – valid for up to eight rides per person.

• West Herr: $300,000 for grief counseling and related expenses to the families of the victims.

• WNY Community Mental Health Providers (letstalkstigma.org/the-resources/resources): A large network of mental health resources.