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When wildfires ravaged Spokane, local vendors turned crisis into compassion—setting up a bustling relief station at Mount Spokane High School to fuel firefighters with food, drinks, and water. Despite losing their own homes or facing evacuation orders, these “vendor family” members pooled canceled event supplies and donated everything they had. Even Les Schwab Tire employees, some under evacuation themselves, unloaded crates of water to support the crews. Firefighters from out of state were stunned by the outpouring, calling it proof that communities rise together in adversity. This grassroots effort showed that in times of disaster, hope and humanity still shine brightest.

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