We are working closely with Foursquare Disaster Relief and other local churches to respond in ways that are thoughtful, coordinated, and truly helpful. Recovery doesn't happen overnight—it often takes years, not weeks. As needs change, we'll continue updating this page with ways you can make a difference.
Prayer is one of the most powerful ways we can care for our community.
Please pray for:
Please pray for:
- Families who have lost homes or have been evacuated.
- Firefighters, EMTs, law enforcement, National Guard members, and emergency personnel.
- Chaplains serving those affected.
- Wisdom, strength, and endurance for everyone involved in the response.
- Our own church family members who are serving on the front lines.
Financial gifts, gas cards and Visa gift cards provide the greatest flexibility to meet immediate needs.
If you'd like to help families who have been directly affected, you can give through our Benevolence Fund.
You can drop off gas and Visa gift cards on Sundays or during the week at the church office: Monday-Thursday from 10am-4pm.
If you'd like to help families who have been directly affected, you can give through our Benevolence Fund.
You can drop off gas and Visa gift cards on Sundays or during the week at the church office: Monday-Thursday from 10am-4pm.
Fill Out Our Relief Form
Please let us know:
Please let us know:
- If you or someone you know has been affected.
- If you have equipment or skills that could help in the coming weeks (trailers, chainsaws, heavy equipment, construction skills, etc.).
Spokane Community Resource Page
This is a centralized information and resource hub:
This is a centralized information and resource hub:
- Find resources and help
- List your organization that is offering help
Share Housing or Professional Resources
Do you have temporary housing available or offer services that could help those impacted by the Spokane fires?
Jake Beal, a local realtor, is coordinating a community resource list that includes temporary housing, restoration and cleanup professionals, contractors, insurance resources, and other helpful services. If you have a spare room, rental, RV space, vacant home, or other housing option—or if you provide services that could assist during recovery—we'd love to connect you.
When you email, please include as many details as possible, such as location, availability, cost (if applicable), whether pets are allowed, and any other helpful information.
Do you have temporary housing available or offer services that could help those impacted by the Spokane fires?
Jake Beal, a local realtor, is coordinating a community resource list that includes temporary housing, restoration and cleanup professionals, contractors, insurance resources, and other helpful services. If you have a spare room, rental, RV space, vacant home, or other housing option—or if you provide services that could assist during recovery—we'd love to connect you.
When you email, please include as many details as possible, such as location, availability, cost (if applicable), whether pets are allowed, and any other helpful information.