Wildfires across the Pacific Northwest continue to affect communities throughout the region, creating significant challenges for local families and businesses. Ranchers and farmers are among those hardest hit, often facing the loss of grazing land, crops, fencing, livestock feed, equipment, and other critical resources. Beyond the immediate challenges, recovery can take months or even years, placing considerable financial and emotional strain on communities. The following organizations are providing relief to those impacted by the wildfires, helping meet immediate needs while supporting long-term recovery efforts for ranchers, farmers, families, and entire communities.

So far in 2026, wildfires have burned nearly 2 million acres in the Pacific Northwest, including Oregon, Washington and Idaho. These fires have affected Ranchers and farmers who face the loss of crops, feed, equipment, and other resources. The Spokane Complex fires have forced the evacuations of 65,000 people and destroyed close to 700 structures. This fund supports organizations that are providing immediate relief as well as long-term recovery efforts in the region.