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Spokane Fire Housing

A free community board for temporary housing in Spokane

Community beta

Find or offer temporary housing in Spokane.

Spokane Fire Housing is a free community board where neighbours post housing they can offer and households post what they need. We are not a landlord, broker, or agency, and we do not place anyone — you contact each other directly through the site.

Browsing both boards is free and needs no account.

Live board

Housing on the board right now

Browse every listing

1 community-submitted · 30 advertised by an outside property manager. Availability is not guaranteed; each card identifies its source.

Direct community support

GoFundMes for Spokane families

Browse or submit a link. Donations stay on GoFundMe; this site never handles money.

Need somewhere tonight?

These channels do not require an account, identification, or eligibility screening, and they are not affected by the pause below.

  • Call 911

    Immediate danger, fire, medical emergency, or a wellbeing check. Always available, no account or ID needed.

    Call 911
  • Washington 211

    Free statewide help line. Shelter, food, transport, and disaster case management. They hold the current picture of what is open today.

    Call 211
  • Spokane County Emergency Management

    Official evacuation levels, the county evacuation map, and ALERT Spokane notification signup. Treat this as authoritative over anything on this site. Source checked August 7, 2026.

    spokanecounty.gov — Emergency Management (opens in a new tab)
  • ShelterMe Spokane

    Open bed availability across Spokane shelters, updated by the shelters themselves. Check before you travel — availability changes through the evening.

    sheltermespokane.org (opens in a new tab)
  • Spokane Community Resources

    Directory of local assistance programs and services.

    spokanecommunityresources.org (opens in a new tab)

How it works

  1. 1. Post

    A household posts what they need. Someone with a place posts what they have. Both take a few minutes.

  2. 2. Browse

    Anyone can browse both boards without an account. Needs are anonymous; listings show a general area, never an address.

  3. 3. Ask

    A household asks about a place through the site. You need a free account for this, so there are two accountable sides to the conversation.

  4. 4. Talk directly

    You message each other privately and arrange the rest yourselves. We are not part of the agreement.

What we do not do

  • We do not place anyone, keep a waitlist, or call you back.
  • We do not inspect properties or confirm that a listing is still available.
  • We do not handle money, deposits, rent, or applications.
  • We are not a landlord, broker, property manager, or insurer.
  • We do not publish anyone’s name, contact details, or address.

Other places to look

This board is small and new. These are other routes to housing and help — most will have more inventory than we do.

Donating supplies

No money passes through this site and we do not collect on anyone’s behalf. Each destination shows the first-party source it came from and the date we checked it. Call before you load the car — needs change day to day.

  • Second Harvest — Spokane

    Non-perishable food. Regional food bank serving Spokane.

    1234 East Front Avenue, Spokane, WA 99202

    Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4pm

    Source: 2-harvest.org/givefood (opens in a new tab) · Checked August 7, 2026

  • Partners Inland Northwest

    Spokane Valley community services organization. Currently accepting food, clothing, diapers, hygiene products, and other essential items.

    10814 E Broadway Ave, Spokane Valley, WA 99206

    Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm

    Source: partnersinw.org — give help / donate (opens in a new tab) · Checked August 7, 2026

Who runs this

Built and operated by Keaton Flanigan, a Spokane resident who was evacuated by these fires. This is an independent community project. It is not a City, county, state, or federal service, and it does not replace 911, official evacuation instructions, or shelter intake. It is free, and it always will be.