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Two friends from Kennewick rolled up their sleeves and drove a 28-foot trailer packed with donated socks, shoes, underwear, and clothes to Spokane—helping families wiped out by the Complex fires. The donations were gathered at a community pancake breakfast and drive organized by local religious groups in the Tri-Cities, spearheaded by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Despite bad weather, hundreds showed up, overwhelming organizers with generosity. Teen & Kid Closet’s executive director called the gesture deeply moving, saying it eased their burden as they gear up to serve even more fire victims. Volunteers unloaded the trailer swiftly, turning compassion into action. This story is a testament to how communities rally together—even strangers—to lift each other up when disaster strikes.

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