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SPOKANE COMPLEX FIRES LONG-TERM RECOVERY
The Salvation Army Is Here - and We're Not Going Anywhere.
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The Salvation Army Spokane continues to stand alongside individuals and families impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires.
From the first days of the emergency response through the weeks and months of recovery ahead, our teams, volunteers, donors and community partners are committed to helping our neighbors through this difficult time.
This page will continue to be updated as services, resources and recovery efforts become available.
IMPACT AT A GLANCE
Since responding to the Spokane Complex Fires, The Salvation Army has provided critical support to individuals and families throughout our community.
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HOW WE'RE CONTINUING TO HELP
Recovery is ongoing, and the needs of individuals and families impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires continue to evolve. The Salvation Army Spokane will continue updating this section with current assistance, services, distributions and recovery resources as they become available.
Current Assistance & Updates
Last updated: September 17, 2026
Direct Assistance & Outreach
The Salvation Army Spokane continues to provide direct assistance and outreach to individuals and families impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires.
Mobile Canteen Outreach
Two canteens are going out twice each day, providing water, Gatorade, lunches, snacks and gift cards to impacted families who are going through their properties, as well as hydration and snacks to workers assisting with cleanup.
Emotional & Spiritual Care
Emotional and Spiritual Care support is available alongside our mobile canteen response.
Hope Market Food Pantry
Our Hope Market Food Pantry remains open during its regular operating hours. Families displaced by the fires are welcome to receive groceries if needed.
Hope Market Food Pantry
204 E. Indiana Ave.
Spokane, WA 99207
Hours:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Monday – Friday
Community Worship Services
During this difficult time, The Salvation Army is committed to serving our community with practical assistance, compassion and hope.
The Salvation Army Corps Community Center
222 E. Indiana Ave.
Spokane, WA 99207
Sundays
9:45 a.m. — English Service
6:00 p.m. — Marshallese Service
Additional Resources
Additional wildfire recovery, housing, financial assistance, debris removal and community resources for individuals and families impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires.
Wildfire Information & Recovery Resources
Debris Removal Safety Checklist
How to safely deal with debris after a wildfire.
After the Fire Washington
Information and resources for survivors of wildfire in Washington State.
Spokane Complex Wildfire Response Resources
A list of organizations and agencies with resources for survivors.
WA State DSHS Cash Assistance
An emergency cash assistance program for qualified wildfire survivors.
Deadline: September 9, 2026, or until funding is exhausted — whichever happens first.
WA State Residential Damage Survey
Information collected from this survey will be used to bolster the State's application for FEMA assistance for affected residents.
WA State Wildfire Resources
A list of agencies, information and resources for wildfire survivors.
Spokane Region Long Term Recovery Group
Serving Spokane and Stevens counties. Fill out the form on their website to get connected with resources in the community.
WA State Department of Commerce
Support and resources for communities affected by wildfire.
SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline
Provides 24/7 crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to disasters.
Call 1-800-985-5990 or call/text 988 in a crisis.
Housing Assistance Resources
Goodwill Wildfire Relief Program
These funds are administered by Goodwill for direct housing assistance to individuals and families impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires.
WA State Housing Finance Commission
The Commission works closely with local and state partners to identify housing options and connect displaced residents with available resources.
Spokane Housing Authority
Spokane Complex Fire wildfire resources and information.
Call 711 for TDD service or 509-327-5246.
Rental Housing Association of Washington
Resources and guidance for housing providers, residents and neighbors.
Spokane office: 509-535-1018.
Washington 211 Wildfire Resources
Help finding free emergency housing through a partnership between WA211 and Airbnb.org.
Call 211 or 1-877-211-9274.
Washington Homeownership Resource Center
Washington state's official homeownership and foreclosure prevention hotline. Speak with an Information & Referral Specialist to explore next steps in disaster recovery.
Call 1-877-894-4664.
Washington State Department of Revenue
Disaster-related support, including business tax extensions, penalty waivers and property tax relief for destroyed or damaged property.
Destroyed or Damaged Property Information
Homeowners who lost their home may be able to request a temporary reduction in assessed value and property tax relief.
Property Tax Relief Request Form
Washington State Housing Finance Commission — Displaced Households & Housing Connectors
Information for displaced households and housing connectors.