; (2) the criminal history repositories of all States that the individual listed as a current or former residence; and (3) any other appropriate Federal or State database resource or repository, as determined by the Secretary. (e) Exceptions for additional purposes Subject to operational and spatial availability, in the event of a major disaster or emergency declared under the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act ( 42 U.S.C. 5121 et seq. ) or any homeland security crisis requiring the establishment of a departmental Joint Task Force under section 708(b), the Secretary may temporarily utilize a humanitarian campus to carry out operations relating to such declaration or crisis. (f) Donations The Department may accept donations from private entities, nongovernmental organizations, and other groups independent of the Federal Government for the care of children and family units detained at a humanitarian campus, including— (1) medical goods and services; (2) school supplies; (3) toys; (4) clothing; and (5) any other item intended to promote the well-being of such children and family units. (g) Access to facilities for private entities and nongovernmental organizations (1) In general Private entities and nongovernmental organizations that are directly involved in providing humanitarian or legal assistance to families and individuals encountered by the Department along the southwest border of the United States, or organizations that provide assistance to detained individuals, shall have access to humanitarian campuses for purposes of— (A) legal orientation programming; (B) providing case management services or establishing case management services; (C) coordination with the Department with respect to the care of families and individuals held in humanitarian campuses, including the care of families and individuals who are released or scheduled to be released; (D) communication between aliens and outside legal counsel; (E) the provision of humanitarian assistance