Helping Those Affected By The Fires

Together

Thursday August 6th

5PM - 9PM

Due to the ongoing Spokane-area wildfires and out of respect for those impacted, we have made the decision to cancel this Thursday’s Party on the Patio.

In its place, we invite tribal and community members, first responders, and all those impacted by the fires, to join us for an evening of support and connection.

THURSDAY EVENING

WHAT'S HAPPENING

COMPLIMENTARY HOT MEALS

Served through the evening while supplies last.

LIVE MUSIC BY KYLE RICHARD

On the Spokane Live stage.

FAMILY-FRIENDLY GAMES

Something for the kids all night.

DONATIONS & RESOURCES

Personal hygiene products, various household items, and more.

PHONE & DEVICE CHARGING STATIONS

Power up and reach the people you need to.

GIVE

DONATE TO FIRE RELIEF FUNDs

The H.O.M.E Starts Here Fund is now accepting donations to support community members impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires. Every dollar stays local, with funds and resources going directly to those affected in the Spokane community. Donations can be made by calling Spokane 311, donating online, through your utility bill, or by mailing a check to the Spokane 311 Office.

Other places to donate:

Innovia Foundation’s Wildfire Response.
American Red Cross
Colville Wildfire Relief & Recovery Fund: Donate Here

WAYS TO GIVE to Spokane tribe of indians

Donations go to the Spokane Tribe of Indians fire relief effort, supporting families and first responders affected by the Spokane-area wildfires.

Both links go to the Spokane Tribe of Indians fire relief PayPal. Choose whichever is easier for you.

Secure checkout, no account needed.

paypal.me/stoifirerelief

RESOURCES

WHERE TO FIND HELP

We are adding shelters, drop-off sites and partner organizations as information is confirmed. Please continue to check back for updates.

EVACUATION SHELTERS & LOCATIONS

Open shelters, warming and cooling centers, and where to go if you have been told to leave your home.

Spokane Convention Center
334 W Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, WA 99201
Spokane Public Library
906 W Main Ave., Spokane, WA 99201
Large-animal and pet sheltering

Community Support & local resources

Visit spokanecommunityresources.org for a compilation of local resources.

KREM 2 News has also compiled a list of local resources for where to donate and receive aid.

U-Haul is offering 30 days of free self-storage and U-Box container use. Click here to view details.

Feast World Kitchen in partnership with World Central Kitchen are preparing hundreds of meals every day for people affected by the fire. Learn more.

Baba, located in Kendall Yards, Grab and Go Bags available, and are actively accepting donations for Grab and Go bags.

Spokane Realtors has partnered with Realtors Relief Foundation to offer direct financial assistance to those affected by the wildfires. Click to learn how.

Disaster assistance center

The DAC will be a hub for information about a variety of services and resources. There will be a variety of county and city departments and staff available to answer questions, provide forms, and help guide families through the recovery process. There will also be information from a variety of non-profits and other organizations seeking to help fire victims.

Shadle Park High School, Auxiliary Gymnasium
4327 N Ash St, Spokane, WA 99205
Click for more details

For Spokane Tribal Members

The STOI Longhouse is open to Tribal Citizens for showers, food, and rest.

Air Purifiers are available to Tribal Elders and medically compromised individuals at the Public Safety Building in Wellpinit. Must provide name, age, phone number, address, and enrollment number.

VOLUNTEER SIGN-UP

Volunteer spokane

Help serve meals, sort donations or staff the resource tables. Shifts are short and no experience is needed.

Careers

Book Room