2026 Washington wildfire relief resources
Find updates and ways to donate
Wildfires are impacting several communities across Washington State, affecting residents, local businesses, and visitor destinations. On Aug. 1, 2026, Gov. Bob Ferguson declared a statewide state of emergency that prohibits most outdoor and agricultural burning through Sept. 30. In addition to respecting burn bans and following local evacuation and closure notices, visitors and residents can support wildfire relief efforts through the donation links below.
Before traveling, we encourage visitors to check local travel advisories, our broader travel alerts page, and the Washington State Department of Transportation’s real-time closures map.
Updated Aug. 7, 2026
View Alerts & Updates
Always check directly with your desired destination before heading out, as conditions can change. This is not a complete list.
- Spokane County Updates
- Ferry County Updates
- Stevens County Updates
- Chelan County Updates
- Okanogan County Updates
- Washington State Park Alerts
- WSDOT Real-Time Map
- Washington Smoke Blog
- Northwest Interagency Coordination Center Large Fire Map
- AirNow Air Quality Map
- Washington Hospitality Association Resources
Donate to Relief Efforts
Below are some ways you can support ongoing wildfire relief efforts. Please note this is not a complete list.
- American Red Cross Washington Wildfire Relief
- State & Federal Wildfire Relief Resources (includes a list of Community Action Agencies in fire-impacted areas)
- Innovia Foundation’s Spokane Complex Wildfire Response Fund
- City of Spokane’s H.O.M.E fund
- Colville Wildfire Relief & Recovery Fund
- Community Foundation of North Central Washington