SPOKANE REALTORS®

WILDFIRE
RESOURCES

Support, Supplies and Recovery Resources for Our Community.

Find donation pickup locations and trusted wildfire assistance resources for individuals and families affected by the wildfire.

PICKUP LOCATIONS

SR Donation Pickup Locations

Supplies will be available at five brokerage locations for people affected by the wildfire. If you have any questions please call Spokane REALTORS® Office at 509-326-9222

Coldwell Banker Tomlinson North

8205 N DIVISION ST Spokane, WA, 99208 Available Supplies
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

EXIT Real Estate Professionals

1403 S Grand Blvd STE 101N Spokane, WA, 99203 Available Supplies
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Windermere City Group

1237 W. Summit Pkwy Spokane, WA, 99201 Available Supplies
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Realty One Group Eclipse

1414 W Garland #100 Spokane, WA, 99205 Available Supplies
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

REMAX Inland Empire

2026 N Washington St Spokane, WA 99205 Available Supplies
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

WILDFIRE ASSISTANCE

Community Resources

Select the category that best matches what you need right now. Each resource link opens the organization’s website in a new tab.

⌂I Need Somewhere Safe to Stay

  • Spokane Convention Center — Red Cross ShelterSpokane Convention Center, 334 W. Spokane Falls Blvd
  • American Red CrossShelter, meals and health services.Find open shelters
  • YMCA of the Inland NorthwestA daytime space to rest and shower.Visit YMCA

●I Need Food

  • World Central KitchenFreshly prepared meals served directly in disaster-affected areas.Visit website
  • The Salvation Army SpokaneShelter-based meals and support.Visit website
  • Second Harvest Inland NorthwestEmergency food boxes and distribution sites.Visit website

$I Need Help With Money, Housing or Bills

  • Spokane REALTORSWildfire Relief Assistance Application Application
  • SNAPHousing, utility assistance and financial support.Visit SNAP
  • Catholic Charities Eastern WashingtonHousing navigation, stabilization services and family support.Visit website
  • United Ways of the Pacific NorthwestEmergency grants and disaster recovery funding.Visit website
  • City of Spokane H.O.M.E. FundThe city’s official recovery and donation portal.Visit portal
  • Innovia FoundationRapid-response grants.Visit website
  • Washington Trust BankRelief programs and banking assistance for affected customers.Visit website
  • American Red CrossEmergency financial assistance.Visit website
  • Taxpayer’s Claim for Reduction of AssessmentTaxpayer’s Claim for Reduction of Assessments Resulting from Destroyed Real or Personal Property or Loss of Value in a Declared Disaster AreaView Form Here

◆ I Need Help With My Insurance

  • INSURANCE UPDATE FOR MEMBERS Visit Page
  • Wildfire Insurance Recovery Webinar Series As a public service for those impacted by the Spokane Complex wildfires, Adjusters International is hosting a free webinar series titled Anatomy of An Insurance Claim: How To Avoid the Disaster following the Disaster.
    Visit Page

✚ I Need Everyday Essentials

◆I Need Help With My Pets or Animals

  • Washington State Animal Response Team (WASART)Technical animal rescue and response.Visit website
  • SpokAnimal & HEARTAnimal evacuation assistance.Visit website
  • SpokAnimal InstagramCurrent animal assistance updates.View Instagram

My Power Is Out or Smoke Is Affecting Me

  • Power OutagesCurrent links for Avista, Inland Power, Modern Electric, Vera Water and Power, and other regional providers.Visit SRHD
  • Wildfire SmokeGuidance for vulnerable family members, indoor air quality, masks and health precautions.Visit SRHD

⌂My Home or Property Was Damaged

  • Three Things to Do FirstDocument everything you have lost; take photos if it is safe; contact your insurance carrier as soon as possible.

⌂Wildfire Debris Disposal Information

  • What's Accepted and what's Not acceptedThe City of Spokane’s Waste to Energyfacility will now accept fire damaged materialswhich are recognizable and free of ash if accompanied by an asbestos survey. Click Here for more Information
  • Asbestos & Fire-Damaged StructuresTThe Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency (SRCAA) and other local agencies want you and your family members, as well as volunteers, workers, and others who may be handling fire debris, to be safe. Fire debris can contain many types of hazardous substances that can easily become airborne and inhaled, including asbestos fibers. Click Here for more Information

A STARTING POINT

Conditions and available services may change quickly during a wildfire. When in doubt, call 211.

VISIT WA 211