Spokane-Area fire relief
The Festival at Sandpoint is collecting essential supplies and monetary donations throughout the remainder of the 2026 Summer Series to support those affected by the Spokane-area fires.
Bring donation items to the Front Gate at War Memorial Field before any remaining Festival performance, donate through STCU’s Here for Good Foundation, or access additional relief and assistance resources.
Bring Donations to the Festival
Guests may bring requested donation items to the Front Gate before any remaining Festival performance.
Donation collection bins will be available outside the venue before gates open.
-
Bottled water
Non-perishable food
Canned goods
-
Diapers (all sizes)
Baby wipes
Formula
-
Toothbrushes & toothpaste
Shampoo & conditioner
Soap & body wash
Deodorant
Feminine hygiene products
Toilet paper
-
New socks
New underwear
Blankets
Bath towels
-
Dog & cat food
Puppy & kitten food
Blankets
Make a Financial Donation OR CONTRIBUTION
Guests who wish to make a financial contribution may donate to STCU's Here for Good Foundation.
STCU is currently matching donations up to $100,000, with all funds supporting the Innovia Foundation's Spokane Complex Wildfire Response Fund to provide immediate relief and long-term recovery for individuals and families affected by the Spokane-area fires. STCU is also offering disaster relief loans through October 31.
Not Attending the Festival?
You don't need to attend a Festival performance to make a difference.
KREM 2 has compiled a comprehensive, regularly updated resource guide featuring organizations accepting financial contributions, supply donations, volunteer support, and other opportunities to assist communities affected by the recent fires throughout the Inland Northwest.
Need Assistance?
If you or someone you know has been affected by the recent fires and is looking for shelter, food, water, clothing, diapers, pet supplies, financial assistance, or other recovery resources, help is available.
KREM 2's resource guide includes current information about shelters, distribution centers, emergency assistance, and organizations serving individuals and families throughout the region.