Furniture Row and Denver Mattress Launch Relief for Spokane Fire Victims

As the Spokane Complex Fire forces evacuations and disrupts lives, Furniture Row and Denver Mattress are stepping in with a targeted relief initiative. The retailers are offering a 50% discount on all store products to residents who lost property in the blaze, aiming to restore basic comfort to displaced families.

Money Talk·August 6, 2026·reads: 1,502

The program applies to all retail purchases across the company's regional footprint, including two locations in Spokane and Spokane Valley, along with a Denver Mattress store in Coeur d'Alene. Bill Smith, general manager at Furniture Row, emphasized that the initiative is designed to assist neighbors in rebuilding their homes after the immediate crisis. By providing half-off pricing on mattresses and home furnishings, the company seeks to alleviate the financial burden of replacing essential household items.

To qualify for the discount, residents must provide documentation of fire-related damage, such as an insurance claim or a FEMA filing. Those who are not yet prepared to purchase items can still visit a store to verify their eligibility before the program concludes on August 3, 2027. This effort mirrors a similar relief model the company previously deployed during wildfires in Colorado, prioritizing rapid access to stable living conditions for those affected by the destruction.