The Carr Fire started on July 23 and has burned more than 200,000 acres.
Instead of anger and hate, the couple who accidentally started the deadly Carr Fire in Redding, California, has been getting flooded with messages of love and support from the very community devastated by the fire.
"I personally know someone whose mom is a neighbor to the man whose trailer accident led to #CarrFire," she wrote. "Many of us have been praying for this man (81 yr old). I learned that his wife is blaming herself for the #CarrFire, because she asked him to take the trailer in the first place. She has been crying day and night on her couch."
She went on to write: "Do you think we can love on them and break off the shame/guilt that the enemy is trying to cover her in? Would you like to send her a card? If so, please drop it to me."
(Courtesy Rachel Pilli) The Redding community sent messages of sympathy to the couple who accidentally started the Carr Fire.
Her friend, Hope Seth, who's the founder of a Facebook page called "Carr Fire Stories," re-posted the request asking for positive messages, and within a few days hundreds of comments poured in.
People from all over the country showed their support and empathy, from those who have lived through other fires, to those who faced similar troubles with their RVs -- even those who lost everything in the Carr Fire.
The mail went out for delivery Wednesday and they're hoping the couple will receive it by next week.
"It really demonstrates the compassion and kindness of our communities," Pilli said.
"This fire has forced us to look into each other's eyes," Pilli added, "and discover the human kindness in us."