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Ask Spokane, the Community Assistant

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A free, multilingual guide connecting Spokane County residents with food, shelter, utility assistance, health care, legal aid, and crisis support.

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Ask Spokane says it draws on more than 1,700 verified local nonprofits and public programs, while offering chat, map, and urgent-help pathways such as wildfire assistance and shelter tonight. It is explicitly free, private, and available without sign-up in 10 languages, and identifies Gonzaga University's School of Business Administration and Center for Community Engagement as its creators and partners.

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