Zaub mov thiab dej

Crossroads Foursquare Church, ua haujlwm nrog International Children's Fund thiab cov neeg pub nyiaj ntiag tug, muab zaub mov kub thiab ib qho chaw so rau zej zog rau txhua tus uas raug cua daj cua dub lub Xya Hli 27.

Zaub mov kub: Hnub Peb Xya Hli 29 txog Hnub Xya Yim Hli 2, 5:00–7:00 p.m.

Chaw so rau zej zog: tuaj txias, so, them koj lub xov tooj, thiab haus kas fes, dej, thiab khoom noj me me. Kuj muaj neeg nyob ntawd yog koj xav hais lus los sis qhia txog yam koj ntsib.

• Hnub Plaub Xya Hli 30 txog Hnub Rau Yim Hli 1: 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
• Hnub Xya Yim Hli 2: 2:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Peb zoo siab txais koj. Tuaj rau yam koj xav tau.

Fleet Farm has a hauler filled with cases of bottled water that they are handing out for free at their Store Support Center — their corporate offices, not a regular retail store.

Go to the address below, not a normal Fleet Farm store.

No end time was announced. Call the main Fleet Farm Appleton store at 920-734-8231 if you want to confirm supplies remain before you drive over, though that store is a separate location from the giveaway itself.

Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin supplies the pantry network across this region and maintains a searchable directory of member pantries and meal programs.

Pantry hours are shifting daily right now — several are opening outside their normal schedule to meet demand, and a few in the damage path are closed. Call ahead or check the online finder, and if you cannot reach anyone, call 211.

Feeding America is distributing food disaster boxes, fruit, vegetables, sandwiches and water here — while supplies last.

Handwashing stations are set up on site, and portable toilets have been available here since 3 p.m. on July 29.

Feeding America is distributing food disaster boxes, fruit, vegetables and sandwiches here — while supplies last.

Handwashing stations are set up on site, and portable toilets have been available here since 3 p.m. on July 29.

Feeding America is distributing food disaster boxes, fruit, vegetables and sandwiches here — while supplies last.

Handwashing stations are set up on site, and portable toilets have been available here since 3 p.m. on July 29.

Waverly Beach Bar & Grille is providing free boxed lunches to anyone affected by the July 27 storm.

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 1:00–4:00 p.m., while supplies last.

Enter through the banquet hall side door when you arrive, not the main entrance.

No proof of damage or ID mentioned — if you were affected by the storm, stop by for a meal.

Hot Biddys, the Fox Valley's Nashville-style hot chicken food truck, is giving away free hot meals to the community as thanks for its support, with DuraShield Roofing matching their effort to feed more people.

Friday, July 31, starting at 11 a.m. — until sold out. Arrive early; this is not a scheduled distribution and will end whenever the food runs out.

Open and serving. Provides groceries and personal hygiene items.

Hours: Monday and Wednesday, 9:00 a.m. – noon. Tuesday and Thursday, 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Older adults and people with mobility limitations are the group most likely to be missed in the days after a storm — especially with power out and phones dead.

Call 211 to arrange meal delivery or a wellness check. If you are able, please physically check on elderly neighbors; a knock on the door finds people that no hotline will.