Standing Together for Spokane: How You Can Help Wildfire Victims

Standing Together for Spokane: How You Can Help Wildfire Victims

Since igniting, the wildfires around Spokane have burned more than 7,000 acres, destroyed homes, businesses, and other structures, and forced more than 60,000 residents within Spokane city limits to evacuate.

Emergency officials have described the wildfire complex as one of the most destructive disasters in Washington history based on the number of structures lost. Thousands of residents have been displaced, entire neighborhoods have been affected, and many families remain uncertain about when they will be able to return home-or what they will find when they do.

Firefighters and emergency crews continue working around the clock to contain the blazes and protect communities throughout the region.

The Summit Is Standing with Spokane

The Summit is encouraging listeners to support wildfire-relief efforts through the American Red Cross and Help Northwest.

Donations to the American Red Cross can help provide:

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• ?? Long-term recovery assistance

The Help Northwest campaign has also announced that money donated through its initiative will be designated specifically for people affected by wildfires within Washington state.

The campaign's goal is to ensure that contributions directly support local residents and communities recovering from the current wildfire emergency. Funds may assist with emergency shelter operations, disaster-relief services, recovery assistance, and other programs supporting individuals and families affected by the fires.

Help Today

Visit TheSummitRadioStation.com to find donation links for the American Red Cross and Help Northwest.

Every contribution can help provide critical shelter, food, supplies, health services, emotional support, and long-term recovery assistance to people facing unimaginable loss.

Please also take a moment to reach out to friends or family members in the Spokane area. A phone call, message, or simple check-in can mean a great deal during an emergency.

The Summit-Standing Together for Spokane.