In the aftermath of the floods in the state, individuals and organizations from various sectors—including banks, social organizations, and other groups—have stepped forward to contribute to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund.

In response to Chief Minister Prof. Dr Manik Saha's call, financial aid is being deposited into the relief fund daily, reflecting a strong humanitarian response from the community.

On Monday  Dr Saha informed that State Bank of India Rs. 25,00,000, Tinku Roy, Minister: Rs. 50,000, Biswa Bandhu Sen,Speaker: Rs. 63,000, Bikash Debbarma: Rs. 62,000, National Law University, Faculty and Staff: Rs. 70,000, All Tripura Community Health Officers: Rs. 20,000, Bru Songrongma Mthoh: Rs. 10,005, Prabin Angan: Rs. 5,000, Siksha Bhavan Montessori School: Rs. 30,000, Kumarjit Sinha: Rs. 10,000, Anjan Sengupta: Rs. 10,000, AGMC Teachers Forum:  Rs. 3,72,300, Mina Rani Sarkar, MLA : Rs. 30,000, All Tripura School Computer Sikhshak: Rs. 41,000, Ekadanta Social Organisation: Rs. 1,00,000, Madhuban K HS School Teachers  : Rs. 18,000, Arnab Das(6 year Old) : Rs. 3,000, Shakhagni Sukla Das: Rs. 10,000, TIFT Staffs: Rs. 30,000, Satyanarayan Seba Sangha : Rs. 10,000, Gopal Sutradhar,Chairman, Ambassa Municipality :  Rs. 10,000, Sherowali Sweets: Rs. 51,000, Agragami Club : Rs. 10,000, Durga Chowmuni Bazar Samiti : Rs. 15,000, Tripura Board of Wakf:  Rs. 1,00,000, Parul Book Centre : Rs. 20,111, STGT Teachers,2022: Rs. 10,153, Society for Voluntary Blood Donors : Rs. 5,001, Nabajagaran Sangha: Rs. 20,000, Dipak Chandra Das & family: Rs. 11,111, Debasish Majumdar :  Rs. 6,000, Mantosh Deb: Rs. 25,000,New Star Club: Rs. 10,000.