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NEED HELP AFTER THE TORNADO?
Recovery takes time, and you don't have to figure everything out on your own.
Below are organizations and resources that may be able to help with immediate needs, recovery, housing, food, financial assistance, emotional support, and other services.
START HERE:
211 WISCONSIN
Call 211
Text your ZIP code to 898211
211 connects people with local resources and services, including food, housing, utilities, healthcare, mental health support, financial assistance, and disaster recovery.
TORNADO RECOVERY INFORMATION
Winnebago County Tornado Information & Resources
Find current information about storm recovery, debris removal, resource locations, food and supplies, financial assistance, cooling and charging locations, and other community resources.
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Fox Valley Tornado Recovery Hub
Find current recovery information, ways to get help, opportunities to help others, and community connections throughout the Fox Valley.
RED CROSS
Disaster relief financial assistance.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay
Disaster relief services and temporary housing.
**Do NOT need to be Catholic to utilize**
Lutheran Early Response Team
Disaster relief tree and debris cleanup.
**Do NOT need to be Lutheran to utilize**
[CALL OFFICE: 920-725-0510]
FOOD, SUPPLIES & BASIC NEEDS
St. Joseph Food Program
Food and pantry assistance.
Double Portion Soup Kitchen
Free community meals served Mon/Wed/Thurs along with food pantry.
Fox Valley Community Table
Free community meals served Tues/Sat.
LEAVEN
Community assistance and connections to local resources.
St. Vincent de Paul
Food, pantry, and emergency assistance.
Community Clothes Closet
Clothing and supplies for those in need.
Winnebago Mental Health Support
Offering mental health support to Winnebago County residents impacted by the storm.
SPIRITUAL NEEDS & SERVICES
As you care for the physical needs of recovery, remember to care for your heart and soul, too.
You don't have to carry the weight of this experience alone. Your faith community is here to listen, pray, encourage, and walk beside you.
Churches from the Neenah Menasha Ministerial Association are coming together to pray, serve, encourage, and support our neighbors as our community continues to recover.
We represent different Christian denominations and traditions, but we share a common desire:
To love our neighbors and walk alongside our community.
WE ARE PRAYING WITH YOU
We pray for those whose homes, businesses, neighborhoods, and sense of security have been affected.
We pray for those who are grieving what was lost.
We pray for those working long hours to clean up and rebuild.
We pray for the volunteers, first responders, churches, organizations, and neighbors who continue to serve.
And we pray for the days ahead, that our community would find strength, healing, courage, and hope.
HAVE A PRAYER REQUEST?
NEENAH MENASHA MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION CHURCHES
First Presbyterian Church
www.firstpresneenah.org
First United Methodist Church
www.fumcnm.org
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
www.gloriadeilc.org
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
www.our-saviors.org
Peace Lutheran Church
www.peaceneenah.com
St. Gabriel Catholic Church
www.stgabrielparish.com
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church
www.smmneenah.org
St. Patrick Catholic Church
www.stpatricksmenasha.org
St. Paul Lutheran Church
www.stpaulneenah.org
Congregational United Church of Christ Neenah Menasha
www.cuccnm.org
Churches interested in joining this community prayer and solidarity effort are invited to contact us.