SPOKANE, Wash. — A local brewery’s commitment to support families displaced by Spokane’s wildfires has nearly doubled, reaching $102,167 through community and business support, according to No-Li Brewing.
No-Li Brewing launched its relief effort on August 4, pledging 100% of business sales toward a $50,000 donation. Over the following days, customers visited the brewery and purchased No-Li beer, helping the company reach its initial goal.
Small and family-owned business partners from Spokane and across the country contributed an additional $52,167 to the relief effort.
“This is what community looks like,” Jack Bryant, Brand Director at No-Li, said. “People all around the region answered the call. Businesses responded without hesitation, and together we turned a $50,000 donation into more than $102,000 to support our neighbors affected by these fires.”
Community partners who joined the effort include King Beverage, Olympic Eagle, Holliday Heating, Bloomsday, Clark’s Fork, Bob Hall Beverage, Hops Direct and JK Boots.
All funds are directed to the H.O.M.E. Starts Here Fund, administered through the City of Spokane, which provides direct financial assistance to families affected by the fires. City leadership confirmed that 100% of donated funds will go directly to impacted families with no administrative overhead.
“The fires may no longer be the headline every day, but for the families who lost homes, the road forward is just beginning,” Bryant said. “Now comes rebuilding, healing and continuing to show up for one another.”
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