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~ Spokane, WA - As the local wildfires continue to ravage the Spokane community, the City of Spokane has taken action to make it easier for people to provide support. On Sunday, the City announced the launch of their H.O.M.E. Starts Here Fund, which will temporarily focus on aiding individuals and families affected by the ongoing fires.
According to Erin Hut, Communications Director for the City of Spokane, donations can now be made through this designated fund. Every dollar donated will go directly towards meeting immediate needs and supporting recovery efforts for those impacted by the wildfires.
Mayor Lisa Brown expressed her confidence in the generosity and resilience of the Spokane community. "Spokane has always stepped up when our neighbors need us most," she stated. "The destruction caused by these wildfires is heartbreaking, but we also know the strength and resilience of our community. This fund gives people a simple and trusted way to help families as they begin the difficult road to recovery."
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The H.O.M.E. Starts Here Fund typically supports individuals experiencing homelessness, but has been adapted to respond to urgent needs during times of crisis. All donations made through this fund will be directed towards wildfire relief efforts.
For those who wish to contribute, a secure donation can be made online at https://my.spokanecity.org/donate/. However, donors will need to create an account with the City of Spokane for security purposes before making a donation.
The City of Spokane encourages all community members who are able to donate and support their fellow citizens during this challenging time. Together, they hope to provide much-needed aid and assistance for those affected by these devastating wildfires.
According to Erin Hut, Communications Director for the City of Spokane, donations can now be made through this designated fund. Every dollar donated will go directly towards meeting immediate needs and supporting recovery efforts for those impacted by the wildfires.
Mayor Lisa Brown expressed her confidence in the generosity and resilience of the Spokane community. "Spokane has always stepped up when our neighbors need us most," she stated. "The destruction caused by these wildfires is heartbreaking, but we also know the strength and resilience of our community. This fund gives people a simple and trusted way to help families as they begin the difficult road to recovery."
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The H.O.M.E. Starts Here Fund typically supports individuals experiencing homelessness, but has been adapted to respond to urgent needs during times of crisis. All donations made through this fund will be directed towards wildfire relief efforts.
For those who wish to contribute, a secure donation can be made online at https://my.spokanecity.org/donate/. However, donors will need to create an account with the City of Spokane for security purposes before making a donation.
The City of Spokane encourages all community members who are able to donate and support their fellow citizens during this challenging time. Together, they hope to provide much-needed aid and assistance for those affected by these devastating wildfires.
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