Help Coach Robert Gray and His Family Rebuild After Losing Their Home

Coach Robert Gray and his family recently experienced the unimaginable, the complete loss of their home in the Spokane-area fires.

In an instant, they lost not only their house, but the place where their family built memories together and the belongings that represented a lifetime of hard work. While homes can be rebuilt, the road ahead is long, and the immediate needs are significant.

For those who know Coach Gray, you know the kind of person he is. As the longtime Head Men's Golf Coach at Gonzaga University, he has spent decades investing in the lives of student-athletes, helping them grow not only as golfers, but as people. His commitment to mentorship, integrity, and developing young men has impacted generations of players and families throughout the Gonzaga community and beyond.

Coach Gray has always been someone who shows up for others. Now it's our opportunity to show up for him.

This fundraiser has been created to help Coach Gray, his wife Joani, and their family begin rebuilding after this devastating loss.

This fundraiser was created as a surprise by friends, former players, and members of the community who care about Coach and his family. Knowing his character, we also know he would never ask for help himself. We wanted to give back to someone who has spent years investing in others. Every donation will go directly to Coach and his family to help them recover and rebuild after this devastating loss. How those funds are ultimately used will always be at their discretion, but our hope is simply to lighten the burden during an unimaginably difficult time. Thank you for helping us show Coach and his family the same kindness, generosity, and support they have shown so many others.

No gift is too small, and if you're unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser with others is another meaningful way to help. 

Together, we can help remind the Gray family that they are not facing this journey alone.

Friends, former players, families, colleagues, and the Gonzaga community