Dania Furniture cuts prices for Spokane wildfire survivors

Dania Furniture is offering Spokane residents hit by the wildfires 50% off select mattresses and 25% off regular-priced pieces as the community begins rebuilding. The discount runs for at least 12 months and is meant to help replace essential household items after the fires displaced 65,000 people.

Why it matters: - Spokane residents who lost homes or belongings in the wildfires can get lower-cost essentials while rebuilding. - The offer targets mattresses and furniture, two of the most expensive items to replace after a disaster. - The wildfires have damaged nearly 10,000 acres and displaced 65,000 residents.

What happened: - Dania Furniture is offering Spokane locals affected by the wildfires 50% off select mattresses in all sizes. - The retailer is also offering 25% off regular-priced pieces. - The discount is available at Dania Furniture’s Spokane location. - Residents must present a valid local driver’s license to qualify.

The details: - The discount is intended to help residents replace essential household items as they rebuild their homes. - The offer will be available for at least 12 months. - Terms and conditions apply. - Dania Furniture has a 40-year history in the Spokane community, according to store manager Anna Hayes (Pittam). - The company’s sister brand, Scandinavian Designs, has also offered wildfire-related discounts to communities affected by the LA and Santa Rosa fires.

Between the lines: - The move positions Dania Furniture as a local business responding to a disaster with direct consumer relief rather than a donation drive. - The extended 12-month window suggests the company expects recovery to take time and wants residents to buy when they are ready. - The announcement follows a pattern of retail discounts tied to wildfire recovery, which can help brands signal community support while driving store traffic.

What’s next: - Eligible Spokane residents can visit the local store and use the offer over the next year. - Dania Furniture says it will remain a community partner beyond the immediate disaster response. - The company is likely to monitor demand as rebuilding needs evolve.

The bottom line: - Dania Furniture is turning a disaster response into a practical discount program for Spokane residents trying to replace the basics.