[WSBAPT] Just FYI if you are able and wanting to help

[Diane Kiepe]

This was posted on the Solo and Small Practice listserve by one of its
members.  I thought I would share.  I also know Camp Chevrolet in Spokane
is collecting items -

*To help our neighbors in and around Spokane*, here are some trusted places
to donate:

   - On Aug 2, *The Spokesman-Review*
   <https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2026/aug/02/city-of-spokane-creates-portal-to-organize-donatio/>
reported
   that the city of Spokane created an online portal accepting donations
   through the city's H.O.M.E Starts Here fund, which traditionally supports
   individuals experiencing homelessness but has been established with
   flexibility to respond to urgent needs during times of crisis. Donations
   made through the fund will be directed to wildfire relief efforts:
   my.spokanecity.org/donate
   <https://my.spokanecity.org/endinghomelessness/donations>.
   - Innovia Foundation is taking donations to help nonprofits and other
   organizations helping fire victims at innovia.org/wildfire-response.
   - The American Red Cross operates a Greater Inland Northwest Chapter
   <https://www.redcross.org/local/washington/about-us/locations/greater-inland-northwest.html>
to
   facilitate disaster relief.
   - Second Harvest is accepting nonperishable food donations and they also
   accept financial donations <https://2-harvest.org/>. Northwest Harvest
   <https://www.northwestharvest.org/> also operates statewide and has a
   Spokane-based distribution center.

*Statewide information and resources: *

   - The state has a list of local organizations accepting donation
   <https://governor.wa.gov/news-media/washington-wildfire-resources>s (as
   well as resources and information for people seeking disaster assistance).
   - The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation and the Yakima
   Nation are also accepting donations
   <https://www.underscore.news/land/wildfire/community-rallies-for-wildfire-relief-how-to-help/>
for
   folks who have been impacted by the Kaiser Canyon and Signal Peak fires.




Diane Kiepe
Kiepe Estate and Probate, PLLC
diane at kiepelaw.com
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Spokane Valley, WA  99206
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