SAN DIEGO -- A host of businesses and corporations announced donations and other services Wednesday to benefit victims of the Southern California wildfires.

The Walt Disney Co. will donate $2 million, with $200,000 earmarked for the Red Cross and the balance going to volunteer centers and rebuilding efforts

Bank of America donated $500,000 to the Red Cross and $500,000 to local relief agencies

Wells Fargo will donate $250,000 to the Red Cross and another $250,000 to local relief agencies

Verizon donated $60,000 to the Red Cross, and is also providing evacuees with free calling services

Union Bank of California announced a disaster relief program that include loan payment deferrals, reduced rates on short-term equity loans and help recovering financial records. The bank also donated $200,000 to local relief agencies

Comerica Bank announced contributions of $50,000 to the Red Cross and another $50,000 to local relief agencies

Chevron Corp. donated $400,000 to the Red Cross, and $100,000 to local relief agencies, along with 20,000 bottles of water and 11,500 meals

Petco began a 10-day "round-up" program, in which customers can round up their purchases to the next highest dollar, with proceeds benefiting relief efforts. The company has also donated more than $200,000 in products to evacuation centers and animal welfare groups in San Diego County

The Blue Cross of California Foundation donated $50,000 to the Red Cross

The Pacific Life Foundation donated $500,000 to the Red Cross

Toys "R" Us donated $250,000 to Save the Children

Alcoa Foundation donated $50,000 to the Orange County chapter of the Red Cross

BP donated $250,000 to relief agencies, while Arco and am/pm stores plan to ship water, soda, snacks, health and personal aids to shelters and police and fire staging areas.