Use this hub for a current Fox Valley overview and your next steps. Call 211 for help matched to your household.
Fox Valley briefing
Mercy Chefs · Menasha High School
Mercy Chefs is serving free lunch from 11 AM–1 PM and dinner from 4–6 PM daily at Menasha High School, 420 Seventh Street, for survivors, volunteers and first responders.
Mary Beth Nienhaus Activity Center · Appleton
Fox Cities tornado survivors can meet government, nonprofit and community agencies at 3000 E. College Avenue, Suite B, Appleton. The center remains open until 7 PM Monday and reopens Tuesday from 9 AM–7 PM. Free shuttles run every 30 minutes from Xavier High School during center hours.
Menasha, Neenah & Fox Crossing targeted areas
Move vehicles by 6 AM Tuesday. Full closures cover Menasha from DePere Street and Third Street/Plank Road to Konemac Street and the water, plus Doty Island east of Cleveland and north of Nicolet; Neenah’s First, Third and Park between Nicolet and East Forest; and listed Fox Crossing streets including Lakeshore, Fatima, Green, Terrace and Palisades.
ThedaCare–Neenah emergency department
ThedaCare–Neenah reports more storm-cleanup injuries, especially chainsaw accidents and ladder falls. Use protective equipment, follow ladder-safety practices and ensure your tetanus vaccination is current. Leave dangerous work to trained crews.
Fox Valley Humane Association
Fox Valley Humane Association has temporary dog boarding, cat-foster coordination and pet supplies; call 920-733-1717 first. Found pets may be brought to the shelter, and volunteer animal rescuers are also checking traps and leads for displaced pets in Menasha.
God’s Pit Crew · Celebration Church Fox Valley
An indexed post from God’s Pit Crew’s official account says its Immediate Response Team is serving Menasha. Direct Facebook and Instagram access was unavailable. The organization’s official response page lists no-cost tree and debris removal, roof tarping and muck-out help through August 14; affected households should submit the request form.
Wisconsin 211
Use the 211 damage-reporting form so local agencies can understand the scale of damage and coordinate recovery. This is separate from filing an insurance claim.
Eastern Wisconsin
The declaration coordinates state agencies and resources with local response. It does not confirm FEMA individual assistance.
City of Menasha
Citywide and in effect until further notice. Essential workers are exempt.
Village of Fox Crossing
The current county notice lists the curfew village-wide until further notice.
Fox Crossing Utilities East
The order has ended for all affected customers. Continue conserving water for seven days. Flush cold taps for 1–2 minutes; discard ice and drinks made with unboiled water during the advisory; clean pet bowls; and run dishwashers and clothes washers through an empty cycle.
Winnebago County tornado area
Officials say a burn ban remains in effect after reports of people burning storm debris. Do not burn branches, construction debris or other tornado waste; follow municipal debris instructions instead.
Emergency shelter
Christ the Rock remains open for overnight sheltering at W6254 US Highway 10/114. County-listed cooling and charging sites reopen on their Tuesday schedules. Human shelters permit service animals only; call 211 or the Red Cross for household-specific shelter help.
City of Menasha
Inspectors may post green (inspected), yellow (restricted use), or red (unsafe) placards on affected homes and businesses. Do not remove, alter or cover a placard. Call Menasha Building Inspections with questions.
Calvary Bible Church · Neenah
Calvary’s indexed official post lists Monday service through 7 PM. Winnebago County lists Tuesday donation drop-off and supply pickup from 8 AM–9 PM at door 15. Direct Facebook access was unavailable; verify before traveling.
Christ the Rock · Harrison
Christ the Rock remains open for overnight sheltering. Friday’s targeted donation window ended at 6 PM. Bread, water, clothing and bedding are not needed. The mobile pantry is serving Hart Park instead of operating daily inside the church.
Elks Lodge / St. Patrick’s · Menasha
The county lists supplies daily from 10 AM–7 PM and cooling, charging and Wi-Fi until 8 PM. Use the Washington Street entrance at 328 Nicolet Boulevard. Monday supplies end at 7 PM; the site reopens Tuesday.
Samaritan’s Purse · Alliance Church
Samaritan’s Purse teams are serving from Alliance Church, 2693 Grand Chute Boulevard, Appleton. Volunteers must register first. Affected households may request free debris removal, roof tarping and other tornado cleanup by calling 1-833-747-1234 and selecting option 3.
Volunteer Fox Cities
Register as an individual to be contacted as new recovery needs are assigned. Add any disaster training, equipment or specialized skills you can offer. This is a standby list—not permission to self-deploy.
Volunteer Fox Cities
Companies and organized groups should use the separate team standby form. Volunteer Fox Cities will contact the group as appropriate recovery projects become available.
Volunteer Fox Cities
Volunteer Fox Cities stopped accepting general public item donations at the former campus after Sunday. Direct needed goods to established food banks or wait for a targeted request. Financial gifts through United Way and the Community Response Fund are preferred.
Mobile Health Team Clinic · Neenah
The Menasha district’s back-to-school drive is accepting gently used clothing, school supplies, gift cards and hygiene products at 116 E. Bell Street in Neenah from 8 AM–4 PM weekdays through August 6.
Fox Cares Foundation
Fox Communities Credit Union says it will match donations to the Fox Cares Foundation’s Tornado Relief Support Fund up to a combined $250,000. This is a donor opportunity, not a direct household application.
Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat for Humanity
Fox Cities Habitat is working with local nonprofit partners on tornado cleanup and recovery. Mark donations “Disaster Response” so they are directed to this work. For large monetary or in-kind gifts, call or text 920-378-8613.
Wisconsin DHS
If food bought with FoodShare or Summer EBT was lost in the storm or outage, request replacement benefits within 10 days of the food loss. Apply in ACCESS or call the East Central Income Maintenance Partnership.
Calder Stadium, Old Grog & other Menasha sites
Monday’s remaining Elks supply window ends at 7 PM. Tuesday options include Boys & Girls Club supplies and meals from 7 AM–7 PM, Salvation Army pantry 8–11 AM and lunch 11:30 AM–12:30 PM, St. Joe’s 11 AM–1 PM, Calvary 8 AM–9 PM, Elks 10 AM–7 PM and Mercy Chefs meals at 11 AM–1 PM and 4–6 PM.
Winnebago, Outagamie & Calumet counties
Households that lost food purchased with WIC benefits may qualify for replacement benefits. Call your county WIC office: Winnebago 920-232-3350, Outagamie 920-832-5109 or Calumet 920-849-1420.
St. Joe’s Food Pantry · Menasha
St. Joe’s Food Pantry at 1465A Opportunity Way reopens Tuesday from 11 AM–1 PM for groceries and personal-hygiene items.
Winnebago County Crisis Line
The Winnebago County Crisis Line is available around the clock for people experiencing acute stress, grief or a mental-health crisis.
The Salvation Army · Appleton
The Salvation Army at 130 E. North Street is listed open 8 AM–4 PM Monday–Friday. Pantry hours are 8–11 AM, with lunch served 11:30 AM–12:30 PM.
Fox Valley community access
A shower truck is available at the Menasha Boys & Girls Club, 600 Racine Street, for at least one week beginning July 30. Winnebago County also lists showers at six area YMCA locations, Fire Fitness and Planet Fitness; temporary Cellcom Wi-Fi remains available at Heckrodt and the Fox Cities campus.
Catholic Charities · Menasha
Catholic Charities is connecting tornado survivors with emergency financial assistance and, for eligible households, Airbnb housing vouchers for up to 10 days. Visit 1475 Opportunity Way in Menasha or call 920-272-8234.
Participating UPS Stores · Neenah & Appleton
Three participating UPS Stores will accept packages for displaced residents. Amazon packages must include “Fox Valley Tornado” as the second address line. Pickup deadlines range from the next business day to three business days; call the Appleton Integrity Way store before sending a package.
Fox Cities lodging partners
The Fox Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau maintains a changing list of disaster rates for displaced residents. Some participating hotels allow pets. Call the property directly because rooms can fill quickly.
Green-highlighted Winnebago County recovery areas
The county’s special Sunday collection window for plastic-bagged storm-damaged household garbage has ended. Do not assume another pickup date; follow the county’s next instructions and keep streets clear of active crews.
Green- and pink-highlighted recovery areas
The county-coordinated Sunday operation to move debris and bagged household garbage from yards or porches to the curb has ended. No Monday continuation is confirmed. Use an organized relief group or the standby list; do not self-deploy.
Menasha City Hall & Public Works
Menasha City Hall and Public Works were open Sunday from 10 AM–2 PM for residents who needed city assistance. That special Sunday window has ended; do not travel for this listing. Officials still warn boaters about shifting submerged and partially submerged storm debris.
MillCity Church & Menasha Piggly Wiggly
MillCity Church’s Menasha Piggly Wiggly distribution shift ran from 9 AM–3 PM Wednesday. Do not travel for this shift; use the current volunteer cards for active opportunities.
MillCity Church · Neenah
MillCity’s indexed Monday relief window ended at 3 PM. No Tuesday hours were verified. The county still lists cleanup, food and hygiene totes at 120 N. Lake Street, but call before traveling because direct Facebook and Instagram access was unavailable.
National Weather Service survey
The assessment may be refined as damage surveys continue. Resource eligibility is determined separately.
Doty Island · Menasha
Large-scale debris removal is underway on Pine, Nassau, Oak and Park streets. No parking is allowed on those streets during the work. Closures are posted at Nicolet Boulevard and Ahnaip Street and at Keyes Street and Nicolet Boulevard; obey barricades and crews.
Menasha, Neenah & the UW–Fox Cities campus
The special evening-meal and personal-care schedule listed through Friday has ended. The Neenah Club’s free weekday youth care and federal breakfast/lunch programs resume on their weekday schedule; do not travel tonight for the expired relief window.
Drinking water
Distribution began at 9 AM at Menasha Piggly Wiggly, 1151 Midway Road. Check the source before traveling because supplies are limited.
Former UW–Fox Cities campus
Large-scale public walk-in operations ended at 5 PM Monday. On Tuesday, the reception center will coordinate only specialized volunteers and previously organized groups. The general public should not report unless Volunteer Fox Cities announces a new need. No general item donations are accepted.
Hart Park neighborhood · Menasha
Hart Park’s Saturday 7 AM–7 PM mobile-pantry window has ended. No Tuesday hours were announced in the current schedule; use the confirmed Tuesday food and supply cards instead.
MillCity Church · 120 N. Lake Street
MillCity Church’s Wednesday 7 PM shift to unload and organize Convoy of Hope relief supplies has ended. Do not travel for this shift; use one of the current organized volunteer paths.
Verve · Oneida Street branch
Verve’s Friday relief-bag, charging, cooling and restroom offer ended at 5 PM. Do not travel for this listing unless Verve posts additional hours.
Mason Street Church of Christ · Appleton
Mason Street Church’s Sunday supply and delivery window ended at 6 PM. No Tuesday hours are confirmed; do not travel for this expired listing. Call 920-734-0785 before relying on delivery assistance.
Menasha Public Library
The Outlook Group’s Sunday hot-meal, snack and drink window at Menasha Public Library ended at 2 PM. Do not travel for this expired listing; Mercy Chefs’ next scheduled meal is Tuesday lunch from 11 AM–1 PM.
St. Mark’s ELCA · Neenah
St. Mark’s Wednesday cooling, charging and donation window ended at 3:30 PM. Do not travel there based on this expired listing; use the current shelter and charging card.
Waverly Beach Bar & Grille
Waverly Beach’s announced boxed-lunch window ended Thursday at 4 PM. Do not travel there based on this expired listing; use the current meal cards instead.
Appleton East & Neenah
The announced no-membership tornado-relief access window ended at 12 AM August 2. Call the location before relying on free showers, Wi-Fi or charging.
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Multi-Agency Resource Center
Fox Cities tornado survivors can meet government, nonprofit and community agencies at the Mary Beth Nienhaus Activity Center, 3000 E. College Avenue, Suite B, Appleton. Free shuttles will run every 30 minutes from Xavier High School, 1600 W. Prospect Avenue, during center hours. Tuesday is the final announced day.
City assistance and boat safety
Menasha City Hall and Public Works were open from 10 AM–2 PM for Sunday assistance. That special window has ended; do not travel for this listing. Officials still warn boaters to slow down and watch for shifting submerged or partially submerged storm debris.
Cleanup and household supplies
MillCity’s indexed Monday relief window ended at 3 PM. The county still lists cleanup, food and hygiene totes at 120 N. Lake Street, but no Tuesday hours were verified. Direct Facebook and Instagram access was unavailable, so call before traveling.
Pets and displaced families
Fox Valley Humane Association has temporary dog boarding, cat-foster coordination, pet food, litter, blankets, dog beds and bowls. Call 920-733-1717 first. Unforgettable Underdog Dog Rescue, 852 Plank Road in Menasha, has free dog food, treats and water. Neenah Animal Shelter has collars, leashes, beds, food, bowls and other pet essentials. Found pets from FVHA’s service area may be brought to the shelter. Volunteer animal rescuers are also checking traps and leads for displaced pets in Menasha; if your pet is missing, call FVHA with a description.
Tornado cleanup assistance
An indexed post from God’s Pit Crew’s official account says its Immediate Response Team is serving Menasha. Direct Facebook and Instagram access was unavailable. The organization’s response page lists no-cost fallen-tree and debris removal, roof tarping, muck-out help and care through August 14.
Submit the request form before expecting service. The organization will assess each request and coordinate service.
Safe drinking water
Winnebago County still lists free bottled water at 1151 Midway Road. Check the source before traveling; availability is while supplies last.
Food and supply distribution
Monday’s remaining Elks supply window ends at 7 PM. Tuesday options include Boys & Girls Club supplies and meals from 7 AM–7 PM, Salvation Army pantry and lunch, St. Joe’s from 11 AM–1 PM, Calvary, Elks and Mercy Chefs meals. Availability is while supplies last.
Mobile food pantry and charging
The Saturday 7 AM–7 PM mobile-pantry window has ended. No Sunday Hart Park hours were posted; use the confirmed Tuesday food and supply cards instead.
Emergency supplies and delivery help
Mason Street Church’s Sunday supply and delivery window ended at 6 PM. No Tuesday hours are confirmed; do not travel for this expired listing. Call 920-734-0785 before relying on delivery.
Scheduled community meal
The Outlook Group’s Sunday hot-meal, snack and drink window ended at 2 PM. Do not travel for this listing. Mercy Chefs’ next scheduled meal is Tuesday lunch from 11 AM–1 PM.
Overnight shelter and targeted donations
The Red Cross continues to receive people who need overnight shelter. Friday’s targeted donation window ended at 6 PM. Bread, water, clothing and bedding are not needed; the mobile pantry is serving Hart Park instead of operating daily inside the church.
Mobile neighborhood distribution
Hart Park’s Saturday 7 AM–7 PM mobile-pantry window has ended. No Sunday hours were posted in the current schedule.
Lost food after the outage
If food bought with FoodShare or Summer EBT was lost because of the storm or power outage, submit a replacement request within 10 days of the food loss. Apply in ACCESS, call your agency, or use the state form.
Storm-lost WIC food
Call the office serving your county: Winnebago 920-232-3350, Outagamie 920-832-5109, or Calumet 920-849-1420.
Emergency shelter
W6254 US Highway 10/114, Menasha
Christ the Rock is open for overnight sheltering. County-listed daytime cooling and charging sites remain available, with several reopening Tuesday. Service animals are welcome; other pets are not accepted at county-listed human shelters.
For device charging and Wi-Fi, Appleton also lists the Mary Beth Nienhaus Activity Center, 3000 E. College Avenue, Appleton.
Damaged buildings
Inspectors may post green for inspected, yellow for restricted use, or red for unsafe. Do not remove, alter or cover a placard. Call Menasha Building Inspections if you need help understanding what was posted.
Supplies, cooling and charging
Calvary’s indexed official post lists Monday service through 7 PM. Winnebago County lists Tuesday donation drop-off and supply pickup from 8 AM–9 PM at door 15. Direct Facebook and Instagram access was unavailable, so verify before traveling.
Water, food and basic supplies
Use the Washington Street entrance at 328 Nicolet Boulevard. Water, nonperishable food, basic supplies and a Cellcom boosting/charging station are listed daily from 10 AM–7 PM. Cooling and Wi-Fi are listed until 8 PM, with Tuesday hours reconfirmed by the county.
Property damage
Reporting helps local agencies understand the scale of damage and coordinate recovery. This is separate from calling your insurer.
Pets
Fox Valley Humane Association is offering temporary dog boarding, arranging cat fosters, and distributing pet supplies. Human emergency shelters still list service animals only, so call the humane association before relocating a pet. FVHA can also receive found pets from its service area and take descriptions of missing pets.
Wisconsin lawmakers requested federal disaster assistance on Friday, but a request is not an approval and does not open FEMA Individual Assistance. Winnebago County has FEMA information for the April 2026 disaster; do not assume that application or deadline applies to July 27 losses.
Current federal-assistance requestSafety orders & travel
The current county notice lists this curfew village-wide until further notice. Essential workers are exempt.
Official Fox Crossing updateThe county’s special Sunday collection window for bagged storm-damaged household garbage has ended. Do not assume another pickup date; follow the county’s next instructions and keep streets clear of active crews.
Applies citywide and remains in effect until further notice. Essential workers whose jobs require travel are exempt.
Menasha Police curfew noticeOfficials have ended the boil-water order for every affected customer. Continue conserving water for seven days. Flush cold taps for 1–2 minutes; discard ice and drinks made with unboiled water during the advisory; clean pet water bowls; and run dishwashers and clothes washers through one empty cycle. Run cloudy or discolored cold water until it clears.
Do not burn branches, construction debris or other tornado waste. Officials reported unauthorized debris burning and say the burn ban remains in effect.
Move vehicles by 6 AM Tuesday. Full closures cover Menasha from DePere Street and Third Street/Plank Road to Konemac Street and the water, plus Doty Island east of Cleveland and north of Nicolet; Neenah’s First, Third and Park between Nicolet and East Forest; and listed Fox Crossing streets including Lakeshore, Fatima, Green, Terrace and Palisades.
ThedaCare–Neenah reports more cleanup injuries, especially chainsaw accidents and ladder falls. Use protective equipment, follow ladder-safety practices and make sure your tetanus vaccination is current. Leave dangerous work to trained crews.
Nonresidents are asked to avoid Menasha unless travel is absolutely necessary. Residents should shelter in place when safe so emergency responders, utility crews and cleanup teams can use the roads. Do not enter damaged areas unless asked to respond.
Resource directory
Free clothing and shoes are available for people affected by the storm at 1465B Opportunity Way, Menasha. Published client shopping hours are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 10 AM–12:45 PM, plus Monday, 6–7:45 PM. Call before traveling in case storm response hours change.
Current storm-response postLocation staff publicly posted 50% off food purchases for dine-in and takeout at 4601 W. College Avenue. Alcohol is excluded. The offer’s ending date was not stated, so confirm before ordering.
Ask for current shelter, hotel, meal, prescription, transportation, disability, and other basic-needs options. The Fox Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau now lists changing disaster-rate hotel options, including some pet-friendly rooms. Call properties directly because availability can change quickly.
Current disaster-rate hotel listThe location at 130 E. North Street is listed open 8 AM–4 PM Monday–Friday. Tuesday pantry hours are 8–11 AM, with lunch served 11:30 AM–12:30 PM.
Official county resource guideThe pantry at 1465A Opportunity Way reopens Tuesday from 11 AM–1 PM.
A shower truck is available at the Menasha Boys & Girls Club, 600 Racine Street, for at least one week beginning July 30. Showers are also listed at six YMCA locations, Fire Fitness and Planet Fitness. Cellcom Wi-Fi remains available at Heckrodt and the Fox Cities campus.
Winnebago County lists free food or water from Diablo’s Menasha, Luigi’s food truck, FireWise BBQ at UW–Fox Cities, Fleet Farm offices and several county-listed distribution sites. Bedrock Coffee Roasters, 214 W. Cecil Street in Neenah, lists free coffee, Wi-Fi and air conditioning through August 1. Availability can change; check before traveling.
Verve’s Friday relief-bag, charging, cooling and restroom offer ended at 5 PM. Do not travel for this listing unless Verve posts additional hours.
Gently used clothing, school supplies, gift cards and hygiene products are being accepted at the Mobile Health Team Clinic, 116 E. Bell Street in Neenah.
The announced no-membership tornado-relief access window ended at 12 AM August 2. Call the location before relying on free showers, Wi-Fi or charging.
Offer and location detailsThe special evening-meal and personal-care schedule listed through Friday has ended. The Neenah Club’s free weekday youth care and federal breakfast/lunch programs resume on their weekday schedule; do not travel tonight for the expired relief window.
Tornado survivors may be eligible for emergency financial assistance and Airbnb housing vouchers for up to 10 days. Visit 1475 Opportunity Way or call 920-272-8234.
Displaced households may request month-to-month terms with no security deposit and immediate availability, subject to the standard application. The property is at 305 W. Wolf River Avenue, New London.
Property contact pageTornado-affected households may receive one month of storage at no charge, subject to unit availability and verification of storm impact.
Offer detailsTreat every downed line as energized. Report hazards directly to the serving utility; call 911 for immediate danger. Restoration is ongoing. If your electric meter or overhead connection is damaged or disconnected, the utility may require a licensed electrician to repair it before service can be restored. Use the live utility maps for address-level status.
Three UPS Stores in Neenah and Appleton will accept packages for displaced residents. Amazon packages must include “Fox Valley Tornado” as the second address line. Review each store’s calling requirement and pickup deadline before shipping.
Shock can arrive before—or long after—the cleanup. The Winnebago County Crisis Line is available 24/7 at 920-233-7707. MyConnectionNEW also lists local behavioral-health support.
Wear sturdy boots, long sleeves, long pants, heavy gloves, and eye protection. Stay out if utilities or structural safety are in doubt.
ReadyWisconsin tornado guidanceFor neighbors ready to help
Organized cleanup groups remain active. Public walk-in service at Volunteer Fox Cities has ended; use Samaritan’s Purse, God’s Pit Crew or a confirmed standby assignment—never self-deploy.
Volunteer Fox Cities
Large-scale public walk-in operations ended at 5 PM Monday. On Tuesday the center will coordinate only specialized volunteers and previously organized groups. The general public should not report unless Volunteer Fox Cities announces a new need.
Samaritan’s Purse · Alliance Church
Samaritan’s Purse teams are serving from Alliance Church, 2693 Grand Chute Boulevard, Appleton. Volunteers must register before responding. Affected households may request free debris removal, roof tarping and other tornado cleanup by calling 1-833-747-1234 and selecting option 3.
MillCity Church + Convoy of Hope
MillCity Church’s Wednesday 7 PM shift to unload and organize Convoy of Hope relief supplies has ended. Use one of the current coordinated volunteer paths above.
Volunteer Fox Cities standby
Add your name, disaster training, equipment and specialized skills. Volunteer Fox Cities will contact you as specific recovery needs are organized.
Companies and organized groups
Companies, employee groups and other organized teams should use Volunteer Fox Cities’ corporate/group standby form so the whole team can be matched to an appropriate project.
Churches, nonprofits and response partners
Organizations coordinating a tornado-response project can send their opportunity to Volunteer Fox Cities for inclusion in the central storm list.
Before you go
Do not bring general item donations to the former campus. Volunteer Fox Cities directs donors to established food banks or targeted requests and prefers financial gifts through United Way and the Community Response Fund. Community Clothes Closet accepts clothing donations weekdays from 9 AM–1 PM.
The Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region, United Way Fox Cities and Oshkosh Area Community Foundation are collecting donations for local relief and long-term recovery. Grants go to eligible nonprofits, fiscally sponsored groups, churches and public entities—not directly to individuals. Individual aid will be delivered through established nonprofit programs.
Fox Communities Credit Union says donations to the Fox Cares Foundation’s tornado-relief fund will be matched up to a combined $250,000. This is a donor opportunity, not a direct household application.
Fox Cities Habitat is working with local nonprofit partners on tornado cleanup and recovery. Mark donations “Disaster Response” so they are directed to this work. For large monetary or in-kind gifts, call or text 920-378-8613.
Update log
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Original sources
Conditions can differ block by block and across jurisdiction lines. Open the source serving your address before traveling or acting.
Facebook and Instagram could not be checked directly. Indexed results were used only as discovery leads; published operational details were verified through official websites, county guidance or clearly labeled indexed organization posts.
Indexed search result only: MillCity Church, Celebration Church Fox Valley, Christ the Rock, Alliance Church, Calvary Bible Church, God’s Pit Crew, Convoy of Hope, Samaritan’s Purse, American Red Cross and Fox Valley Humane Association.
Inaccessible/not verified on social: Volunteer Fox Cities, Salvation Army Fox Cities, United Way/211, Neenah Animal Shelter, Fox Cities Habitat and Wisconsin VOAD partners. Available official websites and county pages were checked separately.
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