UNITED SIKHS Mobilizes Humanitarian Aid for Spokane Wildfire Relief
New York City | August 12, 2026
The devastating wildfires that swept through Spokane County have destroyed homes, displaced families, and left communities in crisis. UNITED SIKHS, an international nonprofit humanitarian organization affiliated with the United Nations, has formally offered assistance to the City of Spokane and is mobilizing relief efforts to support affected residents.
In a letter to Mayor Lisa Brown, UNITED SIKHS expressed its deep concern for the families impacted and pledged readiness to provide immediate aid. The organization has a long history of disaster response, having served thousands of hot meals during the Los Angeles wildfires and led relief operations following hurricanes in Texas, Florida, and North Carolina.
Relief Efforts Underway
UNITED SIKHS is currently coordinating a Spokane Fire Relief Drive, calling on the community to join in Seva (selfless service) by donating urgently needed items:
- Monetary donations
- Non-perishable food items
- Essential supplies
- Blankets and bedding
📍 Drop-off Location:
Gurdwara Sacha Marag Sahib
12431 SE 286th Pl
Auburn, WA 98092, United States
📞 For donations or more information:
- Balwant Singh: +1 206-261-7099
- Tanvir Singh: +1 206-788-5906
- Harchhinder Sandhu: +1 263-335-5666
- Amandeep Ghag: +1 206-251-6884
- Toll-Free: +1-855-US-UMEED
Supporters can also scan the QR code on UNITED SIKHS’ relief flyer or social media posts to contribute directly.
“As fires continue to devastate Spokane, our mission is to serve humanity with compassion, dignity, and selfless service,” said Balwant Singh, Director of UNITED SIKHS. “We are ready to work alongside the City of Spokane, the Fire Department, and community partners to bring meaningful relief to those impacted.”
UNITED SIKHS urges individuals, organizations, and faith groups to extend solidarity during this crisis. Together, through collective action, we can ensure that families receive the care and support they urgently need.
