We've put together a list of resources for the Spokane Complex Fire, including where to get help and give help.
Due to unhealthy air quality, we have suspended curbside services and outdoor activities at our libraries as well as visits from our Mobile Services team.
Posted on August 4, 2026 at 12:05 pm

All SCLD locations are collecting nonperishable food items throughout August for Second Harvest Inland Northwest to benefit the victims of the Spokane Complex Fire.
Beginning Tuesday, August 4, you can bring canned or packaged nonperishable food to your library to help. Look for the donation boxes inside all SCLD libraries.
We appreciate all residents in the greater Spokane area who are able to donate and assist our friends and neighbors who have been affected by this devastating fire.

SCLD has taken steps to help ease food insecurity for children in our communities by participating in a federally funded snack program.
After school and during school breaks, youth ages 1 to 18 can get a free, healthy snack at the following libraries:
AIRWAY HEIGHTS LIBRARY
1213 S Lundstrom St, Airway Heights
Tuesday–Thursday, 3:30–4:30pm
CHENEY LIBRARY
610 First St, Cheney
Monday–Friday, 3–4pm
DEER PARK LIBRARY
208 S Forest Ave, Deer Park
Monday–Friday, 3–4pm
NORTH SPOKANE LIBRARY
44 E Hawthorne Rd, Spokane
Monday–Friday, 3:15–4:15pm
SPOKANE VALLEY LIBRARY
22 N Herald Rd, Spokane Valley
Monday–Friday, 3:15–4:15pm
Snacks are unavailable when the library is closed.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
Learn more about this program on the Free Afternoon Snack for Kids web page.
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