Our church is committed to caring for those affected by the fires. If you or someone you know has been impacted, we're here to help, connect you with resources, and pray with you.
Contact our Fire Response Coordinator at .
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Get Connected & Find Support
If you have a prayer request, please let us know. You can also fill out our Resource Request form, or check out the following organizations and resources. These may be able to help with immediate needs, recovery, and long-term restoration.
Quick Resources
Food • Clothing • Housing • Essential Supplies
- Serve Spokane — Food and clothing assistance.
- Second Harvest — Food assistance and distribution events.
- Spokane County Distribution Center — Community distribution and essential supplies.
- Airbnb.org — Emergency temporary housing.
- Spokane Community — Connects individuals and families with supplies, resources, and organizations that can help meet their specific needs.
- American Red Cross Disaster Recovery Services — Disaster assistance and recovery support.
- N.E. Youth and Family Services — Providing diapers, clothing, hygiene items, food.
- Disaster Cash Assistance Program — Emergency cash assistance for those who qualify.
Resources for Restoration
- Spokane Regional Long Term Recovery Group — Register to access recovery grants, assistance, and additional resources for long-term restoration.
- The Karen Worthy Memorial Wildfire Grant — Offering $10,000 in direct financial assistance to eligible households whose primary residence was destroyed by the fires.
- Replacing Vital Records — This guide explains how to replace important certificates, identifications, and licenses that were lost in the fire.
- City of Spokane — Important city wildfire information and updates.
- Builders Supply & Home Center — Their Rebuild Together campaign helps families affected by the fires navigate the rebuilding process with custom discounts, support for permitting, and a dedicated point of contact to help guide the process. Stop by the store and ask about the assistance intake form to get started: 1155 S Lyons Rd, Airway Heights, WA 99001 (509) 798-8545.
Returning Home Safely
- City of Spokane Fire Recovery Guidance — Information and resources to help residents safely return home after a fire.
Specific Resources
Additional resources and support may be available through:
- Dorian Studio — Helping those impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires by replacing lost school and sports pictures. Call 1-800-826-3535.
- Furniture Row — Offering a 50% Off Relief Program to fire victims of the Spokane Complex Fire.
- Tracy Jewelers — Free ring refurbishment for fire victims at Tracy Jewelers.
- Fleet Feet — Fleet Feet Spokane is providing free shoes and socks for fire victims, by appointment.
- Adelo's Pizza — Adelo's is facilitating the giving and receiving of donations, by request, and hosting a donation center in the old Subway building on Indian Trail.
- U-Haul — U-Haul is offering 30 days of free storage for fire impacted residents. There are seven locations participating.
- Storage Direct Self Storage — Offering 50% off for two months for new customers and two months free storage for fire victims. Call (509) 489-6464.
How You Can Help
As we support our church family and community, there are several ways you can get involved.
Give Financially
You can give to our Wild Fire Response Fund to support relief efforts. When giving, select “Wild Fire Response” from the drop-down menu.
Offer Resources
Have housing, supplies, transportation, or another resource you can offer to someone affected by the fires? Complete our Available Resources form, and we'll help connect your resources with individuals and families in need.
Please do not bring donated items to the church building. We currently do not have storage space for physical donations. Instead, let us know what resources you have available so we can help connect them directly with those who need them.
Volunteer
Looking for a practical way to help? Consider serving with one of these organizations:
We're Here for Our Community
Recovery doesn't happen overnight, and needs may continue to change in the days, weeks, and months ahead. As new needs and opportunities arise, we'll continue updating this page with additional ways to receive support, give, and serve.
Thank you for being the hands and feet of Christ as we care for our neighbors and walk alongside our community through recovery.
