Appleton–Menasha Wisconsin Tornado July 2026

Our team is working alongside homeowners and local partners to assess storm damage, identify needs, and determine whether a future volunteer crew deployment is appropriate. See website for support and volunteer details.

Foursquare Church in Menasha is coordinating a localized response in the Menasha and Appleton. The local team is connecting with the congregation, coordinating with nearby churches, and reaching out to city leadership and volunteer coordination at the EOC. The church has space to potentially host people or cleanup teams and has great access to community partnerships. Foursquare Disaster Relief is coordinating with the church efforts and identifying additional resources as information becomes available. See website for support and volunteer details.

Convoy of Hope is immediately reaching impacted communities with food and water, personal hygiene items, and cleanup supplies, including tarps and rakes. When an extreme disaster strikes, basic necessities can bring normalcy and comfort to survivors. See website for support and volunteer details.

God’s Pit Crew has deployed a load of disaster relief resources to support families and local partners in the area. Supplies Include: 🪣 Blessing Buckets 🧸 Play Pails for Children 🚱 Water 📦 Additional Disaster Relief Resources These supplies will be distributed through trusted local partners to help meet immediate needs as recovery continues. See website for support and volunteer details.

God’s Pit Crew has deployed a load of disaster relief resources to support families and local partners in the area. Supplies Include: 🪣 Blessing Buckets 🧸 Play Pails for Children 🚱 Hydration Drinks 📦 Additional Disaster Relief Resources These supplies will be distributed through trusted local partners to help meet immediate needs as recovery continues. See website for support and volunteer details.

Volunteers will assist homeowners affected by recent tornadoes and will help in Jesus' Name with debris cleanup, chainsaw work and some roof tarping. There will be opportunities for overnight and day volunteers. No skills are necessary prior to serving. Volunteers will be led and instructed by experienced team leads. See website for support and volunteer details.

Mercy Chefs is deployed to Wisconsin to serve families impacted by the devastating EF3 tornado that tore through communities including Appleton, Menasha, and Neenah. Serving meals July 30th at 4PM and beginning July 31st, lunch from 11 AM to 1 PM and dinner from 4 to 6 PM. The EF3 tornado had peak winds reaching 140 mph and remained on the ground for nearly 12 miles, carving a path of widespread destruction through communities across east-central Wisconsin. Thousands remain without power, and many families are without reliable access to clean water, making it difficult to prepare meals at home. Our team is serving hot, chef-prepared meals to families, first responders, and volunteers working in the hardest-hit communities. Please join us in praying for every family facing the days ahead, for the first responders and utility crews working tirelessly to restore these communities, and for everyone impacted by this devastating storm. Would you help us feed body and soul in Wisconsin? See website for support and volunteer details.

God's Pit Crew's Immediate Response Team is deploying to Menasha, Wisconsin in response to the recent tornadoes that caused significant damage throughout the area. This deployment will focus on serving homeowners through advanced technical tree work, traditional tree work, debris removal, roof tarping, and other disaster response. Whether you're an experienced disaster responder or serving for the very first time, we need you. Stay with us, eat with us, serve alongside us, and be equipped by experienced leaders in the field. You'll receive hands on guidance, build lasting friendships, and become part of a family of volunteers united by one mission to serve others in the name of Christ. See website for support and volunteer details.