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Spokane Native Sydney Sweeney Serves Meals to Wildfire Victims

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Spokane folks got a big surprise as Hollywood actor Sydney Sweeney was spotted helping deliver meals to people who’ve been displaced by the Spokane wildfires.

Hollywood Star Sydney Sweeney Comes Home to Help Spokane Fire Victims

If you didn’t know, Sweeney grew up in the Spokane area and attended St. George’s School in her youth. She got her first acting break in the Spokane area.

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From Hollywood to Hometown: Sydney Sweeney Serves Families After Wildfires

It’s great to see Sweeney back in the PNW, as she helps wildfire victims with meals and other necessities.

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Sydney, according to TMZ, was spotted several times around the Spokane Valley helping out.

She was spotted at Second Harvest Food Bank in Spokane and World Central Kitchen

She was at the Women and Children’s Free Restaurant and Community Kitchen, helping to pass out meals and necessities.

It’s cool to see her out there helping out. Sadly, the wildfires, which were started by an arsonist, have now burned over 800 structures and 10,000 acres, with about 15% contained currently.

If you do spot Sydney Sweeney over the next few weeks in Spokane, it’s not your imagination.

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