Pacific Northwest Wildfire Relief Fund ( Boston Funds)

So far in 2026, wildfires have burned nearly 2 million acres in the Pacific Northwest, including Oregon, Washington and Idaho. These fires have affected Ranchers and farmers who face the loss of crops, feed, equipment, and other resources. The Spokane Complex fires have forced the evacuations of 65,000 people and destroyed close to 700 structures. This fund supports organizations that are providing immediate relief as well as long-term recovery efforts in the region. Your Donation Supports United Ways of the Pacific Northwest United Ways of the Pacific Northwest works in partnership with 32 local United Way organizations in Washington, Oregon and Idaho. All donations will be used to help provide displaced families with access to food, shelter, childcare, health care, and other critical services. This fund will help these families meet their emergent and long-term recovery needs. United Ways of the Pacific Northwest distributes funds to local United Ways in areas impacted by disaster, based on a formula developed that includes damage, population, and economic/racial equity as components. Innovia Foundation The Innovia Foundation is the community foundation for Eastern Washington and North Idaho. Innovia Foundation has opened the Spokane Complex Wildfire Response Fund to support nonprofit organizations, businesses, and community organizations working to meet the needs of those impacted by the Spokane Complex wildfires in the united region. American National Red Cross The Red Cross Cascades Region and Northwest Region are providing support to local residents via shelter for those who need to evacuate, helping communicate with family members or loved ones who are separated during evacuation, as well as resources and supplies during recovery. Oregon Community Foundation The Oregon Community Foundation's Disaster Readiness and Response Fund equips communities across Oregon to respond, recover and build resilience. This fund brings donations from across the state into a single funding pool, so that when disaster strikes, grants can quickly be deployed to communities in need. This fund supports innovative emergency supplies and shelter, electricity during power outages, fire mitigation, flood control measures, training, specialized equipment and more.