If you or someone you know was affected by the tornado that went through the Fox Cities and devastated Menasha, Appleton, Neenah and the surrounding communities, we’ve gathered some resources to help.
Please continue to pray for those who have been impacted, as well as the continued safety of emergency responders and volunteers.
Community Resources
Winnebago County is providing ongoing community updates for the Village of Fox Crossing and the City of Menasha and surrounding community on their website and Facebook page. Please continue to monitor for the latest updates as they’re constantly changing.
An interactive map was created to help connect residents with resources, like water, public showers, supplies, and food. If you need volunteer assistance cleaning up your property, contact 211 to be connected with available support.
Outagamie County updates can be found by visiting the City of Appleton tornado resources website.
Local Church Support & Volunteer Opportunities
Mill City Church in Neenah is still accepting donations for area residents, with the exception of water and clothing. Visit Facebook to learn more.
Christ the Rock Community Church in Menasha is currently offering food and supplies by request to be picked up or delivered. Open to all in Appleton, Neenah, Menasha and Fox Crossing. To request assistance, click here.
Calvary Bible Church in Neenah is no longer accepting donations, but is providing supplies and food to area residents. Visit Facebook to learn more.
Alliance Church has partnered with Samaritans Purse to assist with volunteer cleanup. Visit the signup link to learn more.
Thanks to Volunteer Fox Cities for coordinating efforts during the aftermath of the tornado. They are now focusing on long-term help and recovery with specialized needs they will post as they become available. You may visit their website to stay up to date and register if you’d like to get notified of volunteer opportunities to help with tornado relief efforts.
Prayer Support & Requests
We invite you to join The Family as we continue to pray for those affected by the storms, as well as the emergency management personnel and volunteers who are helping those in need. If you need prayer, please visit our prayer wall.
