In a statement, Jayme's guardian wrote that Jayme and her family "wish to extend their deepest gratitude for the incredible gifts and generous donations that she has received from all over the country and around the world."
"Jayme greatly appreciates each and every gift, as well as the many cards and letters. The many kind words have been a source of great comfort to her," they added.
Packages from across the country have been arriving at the new home of Jayme, who is living with her aunt Jennifer Smith since her parents are dead.
Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald said that a homemade gift even arrived recently from Italy.
In one picture, approximately 20 packages are seen piled on a couch and a table inside Jayme's new house.
Angela De Andriano, one of Jayme's cousins, who started the GoFundMe fundraiser, said that she's increased the goal twice at the request of donors.
The donations ebb and flow but seem to spike when a new facet of Jayme's story is reported on.
"There’s a lot of people out there that want to help and that are really concerned and following along as these hearings begin, and I think that Jayme has a lot of support from all over the world," De Andriano said.
On the fundraiser page, De Andriano said that the money would be directly delivered to the family.
"Our family is working very hard to help out in any way possible. Whether it be that they use these dollars toward medical appointments, general care, or any other basic needs Jayme may have going forward; every dollar is a blessing," she wrote.
Robert Naiberg, the grandfather, said a few days after the escape that his granddaughter was "good spirits."
Jake Patterson, who authorities said admitted to kidnapping Jayme after killing her parents, was arrested shortly after Jayme escaped and is currently being held on charges of kidnapping and intentional homicide.
Patterson is expected to be arraigned on March 27, where he will enter a plea.