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Yakima Diocese fund aids wildfire victims, seeks replenishment
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Yakima Diocese fund aids wildfire victims, seeks replenishment

The Diocese of Yakima is providing up to $32,000 in aid to wildfire victims in Beverly-Schawana and White Swan, partnering with Catholic Charities. A Labor Day weekend collection aimed to replenish the fund.

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09/19/2026 · Yakima edition

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The Diocese of Yakima has allocated up to $32,000 from its Wildfire Relief Fund to assist individuals and families impacted by recent wildfires in the Beverly-Schawana and White Swan areas. The fund, established through prior community donations, is working in partnership with Catholic Charities Serving Central Washington to ensure aid reaches those most in need.

The recent wildfires, which affected the Beverly-Schawana and White Swan regions within the Diocese, prompted the immediate release of these funds. Catholic Charities Serving Central Washington is on the ground, coordinating efforts to distribute assistance effectively.

To ensure the fund can address ongoing and future needs, the Diocese of Yakima held a second collection in all its parishes over Labor Day weekend. This initiative aims to replenish the resources available for wildfire victims.

Donations to the Wildfire Relief Fund can still be made by mail. Checks should be made payable to the Wildfire Relief Fund and sent to the Diocese of Yakima, PO Box 2189, Yakima, WA 98907-2189.

The Diocese of Yakima expressed gratitude for past donations, highlighting their direct impact on supporting community members during times of crisis.

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