Fight Fire with Beer
In partnership with Spokane FireFighters Local 29, No-Li Brewhouse is donating $30,000 to support the families impacted by the Coeur d’Alene Canfield Mountain tragedy and local Spokane FireFighters.
The Spokesman-Review is partnering with No-Li in its efforts to bring awareness to firefighting and fundraising for the fallen firefighters.
Any businesses or organizations that donate $2,000 or more to help match No-Li’s $30,000 donation will receive “thank you” space in the newspaper, and will be including in the marketing campaign for the rest of the month.
Qualifying donations to the Red and Blue Foundation or IAFF Local 29's Benevolent Fund must be submitted via check through No-Li, or submitted online using the link below.
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The Family of Battalion Chief Frank Harwood
Kootenai County Fire & Rescue Battalion Chief Frank Harwood was a 17-year member of the department. He was married with two children and was a former combat engineer with the Army National Guard.
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The Family of Battalion Chief John Morrison
John Morrison, 52, started his career with Coeur d'Alene Fire in 1996. He held the ranks of firefighter engineer, captain, paramedic, and battalion chief. A hard worker who loved his family, he was dedicated to his colleagues and his community.
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The Family of David Tysdal
David Tysdal, 47, was critically injured in the Canfield incident. A 23-year veteran engineer with the Coeur d'Alene Fire Department, he has undergone two successful surgeries.