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community · Tuesday, September 29

Spokane wildfire recovery receives $250,000 donation

The money will support food, child care and education for families affected by fires.

Aerial view of Santa Rosa neighborhood devastated by Tubbs Fire. Burned homes visible.
Stock photo: Josh Fields / Pexels. Illustrates the topic; not a photo of the event.

Families in Spokane rebuilding after wildfires will receive $250,000 in support from Russell Wilson and Ciara’s foundation. The funding is intended to cover immediate needs as well as longer-term recovery. Programs serving fire-affected residents can use it for food, child care and education.

Source: KREM 2 Local ↗

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