After about eight months away from the mic, the Spokane fires brought me back. This week I built spokast.com/spokane-wildfire-relief, one page that gathers every Spokane wildfire resource into a single place, both for people who need help and people looking for ways to help.

In this episode I talk about why I made it, what's on it, and the one thing that matters most: this only works if people share it.

What's on the page:

If you need help: shelters, food and free meals, housing, help for families and pets, small business recovery, mental health support, and a live fire map

If you want to help: vetted relief funds, supply drop-offs, volunteering and pet fostering, and local businesses giving back

No ads. No money collected. Every link goes to a real organization or an official source, with credit given.

If this could help you or someone you love, please share it. And if you know a resource I'm missing, there's a form right on the page, send it my way and I'll add it.

🔗 spokast.com/spokane-wildfire-relief

Take care of each other out there, Spokane.

Timestamps

0:00 — Intro & why I'm back on the mic

1:36 — The problem: help is everywhere, but scattered

3:01 — What's on the portal: help you need, and ways to help

4:31 — Built for the long haul, and what Lahaina taught me

6:05 — The one thing that matters most: share it