Yuav pab li cas

Lub Chaw Txais Cov Pab Dawb thiab Tso Khoom Pub nyob ntawm qub UW Fox campus, 1478 Midway Road, Menasha, rov qhib hnub no, Hnub Plaub Xya Hli 30, 8:00 a.m. txog 5:00 p.m.

Xov xwm txog pab dawb: neeg tuaj pab coob heev — muaj tshaj 300 leej pab dawb tabtom ua haujlwm lawm, thiab txij tsaus ntuj nag hmo lawv tsis tau xav tau pab dawb ntxiv rau hmo ntawd. Yog koj nyob hauv daim ntawv tos thiab tsis tau txais email, tuaj kiag los. Lawv tseem tabtom ua raws li cov neeg sau npe coob heev.

Muaj neeg txhais lus Hmoob thiab Spanish nyob ntawm qhov chaw, nrog cov pab dawb kawm txog kev pab siab ntsws.

Qhov nkag thiab chaw nres tsheb

• Cov pab dawb: nres tsheb ntawm Lot 2 los sis Lot 3, thiab siv qhov nkag rau cov pab dawb sab qaum teb ntawm lub tsev loj.
• Khoom pub ntawm tus kheej thiab tsheb me: siv qhov chaw nkag loj tshaj ntawm Midway Road, ces raws cov cim mus rau qhov tso/rub khoom ze Lot 1.
• Tsheb loj thiab khoom pub coob: nkag ntawm University Avenue — txoj kev sab hnub poob ntawm lub campus, sau ua University Drive rau hauv daim ntawv qhia chaw — mus rau qhov tso khoom loj/coob ze Lot 2.

Yog koj yuav pab dawb

• Tsis txhob mus rau thaj chaw puas tshwj tsis yog Emergency Management, Volunteer Fox Cities, los sis lwm pab pawg pab dawb qhia koj mus.
• Koj yuav tsum sau npe, kos npe rau ib daim ntawv zam txim, thiab kawm txog kev nyab xeeb ua ntej mus ua haujlwm.
• Hnav khau khov muaj zog thiab khaub ncaws tsim nyog rau huab cua, thiab coj roj thaiv hnub thiab daim ntawv tsav tsheb los sis ID muaj duab.
• Cov hnub nyoog qis tshaj 18 pab dawb tau tsuas yog muaj niam txiv los sis tus saib xyuas nrog, uas kos npe rau daim ntawv zam txim rau lawv.
• Muaj zaub mov, khoom noj me me, dej haus, chaw so, thiab chav so rau cov pab dawb ntawm qhov chaw.

Cov khoom xav tau hloov lawm — vim tsis muaj chaw khaws ntau, tsuas txais cov khoom no pib thaum 8 a.m. hnub no:

• Teeb ci/riam teeb, roj hlawv teeb, teeb hlawv, thee/taws
• Yeeb tshuaj kab, kiv cua me me, Advil/Tylenol
• Pam loj thiab me
• Kleenex, dej ntxuav khob, ntaub ntxuav cev, dej ntxuav khaub ncaws (lub me zoo dua), diaper, kem pleev tawv nqaij
• Kua zaub mov thiab kua txiv, mov qoob loo ib nqe, ramen, dej Boost muaj zog
• Roj 9-volt

Thov TSIS TXHOB pub: dej cawv, zaub mov dhau sijhawm, zaub mov yuav lwj, dej (tam sim no twb muaj txaus lawm), los sis khaub ncaws. Cov khoom xav tau yuav hloov mus ntxiv — xyuas ntawm no los sis Volunteer Fox Cities cov chaw qhia xov xwm ua ntej koj tuaj tshwj xeeb.

Rau khaub ncaws, Community Clothes Closet ntawm Midway Road txais tau Hnub Ib txog Hnub Tsib 9 a.m. txog 1 p.m., thiab Gunderson Cleaners kuj txais tau ntawm lawv txhua qhov chaw hauv Fox Valley (tsis pub tshaj 5 lub hnab los sis thawv rau ib zaug pub).

Rub khoom pub

Txhua tus uas raug cua daj cua dub tuaj tau xyuas lub chaw pub khoom, thiab cov pab dawb yuav pab thauj rau hauv koj lub tsheb. Muaj thawv thiab lub tais loj rau siv. Npaj koj lub npe thiab chaw nyob rau thaum sau npe.

Pub nyiaj es tsis yog khoom

Yog koj muaj peev xwm, nyiaj pab tau ntau dua khoom — nws pub cov neeg pab thiab koom haum yuav tau yam uas xav tau tshaj, qhov twg xav tau tshaj. Pub nyiaj ntawm United Way Fox Cities ntawm unitedwayfoxcities.org/tornado.

Volunteer Fox Cities is the region's volunteer coordination organization, and the route Outagamie County directs people to for tornado response.

They have posted dedicated Volunteer Tornado Response Information and connect individuals, groups and companies with the nonprofits that actually need hands.

Register through them rather than self-deploying. Organized crews get sent where the need is, arrive with the right equipment, and are covered by insurance.

United Way Fox Cities has opened a Tornado Recovery — Community Response Fund taking donations for storm recovery across the Fox Cities.

Why money rather than goods. It sounds cold next to a truckload of supplies, but cash lets relief groups buy exactly what is short, locally, from businesses that were damaged, with no sorting, storage or hauling cost. Donated goods have to be received, sorted and warehoused by the same volunteers who would otherwise be helping survivors.

This is an established local organization, which matters right now — fake relief funds appear within 48 hours of every disaster and this one is well past that mark. Before giving to any other fundraiser, read the warnings in the Avoid Scams section.

Donate online at the link, or call with questions.

Community Clothes Closet is open and running extra shopping hours for storm response. If you lost clothing in the storm, or cannot get to what you own, go and take what you need.

Extra storm hours — Wednesday July 29 to Friday July 31: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m., plus Thursday evening 4:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Regular client shopping hours: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m., and Monday evening 6:00 – 7:45 p.m.

Their phones are not working reliably since the storm. If a call does not go through, email [email protected] instead.

To donate: they need essential clothing and financial gifts to keep up with demand. Donation hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. and Monday evening 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Gunderson Cleaners also accepts donations on their behalf — preferably in bags rather than boxes, three bags maximum.

Lub Community Response Fund — 2026 Tornado Relief pib siv rau lub Xya Hli 28, 2026, los teb rau qhov cua daj cua dub lub Xya Hli 27. Nws yog kev koom tes ntawm Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region, United Way Fox Cities, thiab Oshkosh Area Community Foundation.

Lub nyiaj pab no muaj ob lub hom phiaj tseem ceeb sib npaug:

• Pab cov neeg raug kev txom nyem tam sim no thiab mus ntev
• Txhawb cov koom haum lub peev xwm uas tabtom ua haujlwm pab thiab kho

Cov nyiaj pab txhawb cov koom haum tsis nrhiav nyiaj paj uas pab cov neeg nyob hauv Outagamie, Calumet, Shawano, Waupaca, thiab thaj Neenah–Menasha hauv Winnebago county. Muab ua ntej rau cov koom haum uas pab cov neeg uas muaj kev nyuaj tshaj rau kev kho rov qab — xws li cov neeg laus, cov neeg xiam oob qhab, cov tsev neeg nyiaj tsawg, cov neeg tsis muaj tsev nyob, thiab cov tsev neeg uas tsis hais lus Askiv.

Leej twg thov tau: cov koom haum 501(c)(3), cov pab pawg uas muaj neeg txhawb nqa raws kev cai se, thiab cov tsev teev ntuj los sis lwm lub chaw pej xeem uas txais tau cov nyiaj pub uas txiav se tau. Txais daim ntawv thov txhua lub sijhawm thiab tshuaj xyuas txhua lub lim tiam; koj thov dua tau thaum koj yam xav tau hloov.

Nug txog kev thov: [email protected] los sis 920-702-7640.

Keller, Inc. lub chaw ua haujlwm hauv Kaukauna tabtom sau cov khoom pub los pab cov tsev neeg hauv zos uas raug cua daj cua dub thaum lub zej zog pib kho rov qab.

Txais: zaub mov uas tsis lwj thiab khoom siv ntxuav cev.

Mus txog tav su hnub Tsib, Xya Hli 31. Coj tuaj tso ntawm tus chaw nyob hauv qab.

Keller cov lus: "Ua tsaug uas koj pab peb saib xyuas peb cov neeg zej zog."

Les Stumpf Ford is offering two forms of help to anyone affected by the storm.

Free shuttle service. If you cannot get to a doctor's appointment or pick up essential prescriptions, call and ask for Shuttle Service. Transportation is provided within the Fox Valley for essential medical needs.

Donation drop-off and pick-up. Stop by during business hours to donate, or to pick up supplies if you need them. They are collecting and distributing:

• Bottled water
• Cleaning supplies and disinfecting wipes
• Work gloves
• Contractor trash bags
• Paper towels and toilet paper
• Flashlights and batteries
• Diapers and baby wipes
• Non-perishable food
• Gift cards (grocery, gas and home improvement)

Organized teams get routed to households that requested help, arrive with the right equipment, carry insurance, and are supervised by people who know what a compromised tree or a live service drop looks like.

• Crisis Cleanup (844-965-1386) coordinates the relief organizations working the area — contact them about joining a team
• Local churches and service clubs are usually organizing crews within days; watch community Facebook groups
• 211 can connect you with volunteer needs as they are registered

If you do volunteer: bring heavy gloves, boots with puncture-resistant soles, eye protection, long sleeves, and your own water. Make sure your tetanus shot is current.

For those interested in volunteering, Volunteer Fox Cities is still assessing community needs and determining where volunteer support will be most helpful. In the meantime, sign up for the Tornado Volunteer Standby List — your name will be added to a list to be contacted once more specific opportunities are known.

When registering:

• Select yes when asked whether you want to be called upon in the event of a disaster
• Include any tasks, resources, or assistance you are able to offer
• Note any relevant skills, certifications, disaster training, or equipment you have — this helps match volunteers to needs as they are identified

Please be patient and wait for a specific call to action. Do not show up to affected areas unless instructed. Local emergency management is still determining where help is needed most.

Blood on the shelf is what treats injuries today — donations made now replenish supply for the coming weeks. Storms also cause blood drives to be canceled across a wide area, so shortages tend to follow disasters even where nobody was hurt.

• American Red Cross: 1-800-RED-CROSS or redcrossblood.org
• Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin operates donation centers across the Fox Valley

Schedule an appointment rather than walking in — centers are busy after a disaster.