Think of this as The Hub’s visual sitemap. It gives a broad view of the major recovery needs, public authorities, community support, practical help, neighbor connections, and The Hub’s tools gathered across the site.
The relationship layer adds selected, documented context without trying to diagram every organization or operational arrangement in the Fox Valley.
The center is the subject, not the Hub. The Hub does not manage the organizations shown here. The map shows documented resource connections and navigation links. Proximity does not necessarily mean a formal partnership, shared management, endorsement, or contract.
Relationship layer reviewed: August 6, 2026. Services and temporary operations can change. Open the linked source and check its last-verified information before relying on availability.
Choose a viewing lens
Start with the full recovery field.
Select a lens, zone, or node to bring useful connections forward. The complete linked version remains below for mobile devices, screen readers, printing, weak connections, and JavaScript-disabled browsers.
Tornado recovery resources visual sitemapA broad visual sitemap connecting recovery needs, official response, community support, practical protection, neighbor connections, and The Hub’s information tools.
The broad branches form the visual sitemap. Viewing lenses orient the field; select a destination to see its detailed documented connections.
Relationship key
Lines do not all mean the same thing.
Each highlighted relationship is also written in the detail panel. Color and line style are never the only explanation.
Provides assistanceDirectly supplies a service, program, benefit, or material assistance.
CoordinatesOrganizes participating people, organizations, or recovery work.
RefersDirects people toward another responsible intake or service pathway.
Funds or sustainsProvides financial or organizational support for recovery work.
Publishes official informationProvides controlling public, utility, or emergency information.
The Hub’s resource connectionThe Hub indexes, explains, maps, searches, or links people to the underlying resource.
Community submittedConnects a public request or offer that is not individually verified or endorsed.
Accessible linked view
The same recovery field, organized by zone.
Use this complete version as an ordinary sitemap. Each card links into The Hub and expands to show selected relationships, related records, and original sources.
Needs
Recovery Needs
Start with the problem a household, worker, business, or neighbor is trying to solve.
Refers211 Wisconsin211 refers callers toward current shelter, housing, and displacement services.
Provides assistanceAmerican Red CrossThe Red Cross may provide disaster shelter, housing support, and casework depending on current operations and eligibility.
Provides assistanceLocal Relief NetworksLocal housing and displacement organizations provide overlapping shelter, case-management, and housing-navigation support.
Community submittedCommunity BoardCommunity members may post direct housing-related requests or concrete offers. Listings are not individually verified or endorsed.
The Hub’s resource connectionEstablished ResourcesThe established-resource directory organizes shelter and housing programs by need.
Provides assistanceContractor & Consumer ProtectionConsumer-protection resources help people avoid fraud and harmful payment arrangements.
Provides assistanceCivil Legal HelpCivil legal-aid intake may assist with housing, benefits, employment, debt, and related recovery questions.
Provides assistanceBusiness & Workforce RecoveryBusiness and workforce organizations support continuity, employment, training, and emergency stability.
The Hub’s resource connectionEstablished ResourcesThe established-resource directory organizes financial, insurance, legal, employment, and business recovery help.
The Hub’s resource connectionRecovery GuidesRecovery guides provide practical insurance, scam, documentation, and spending guidance.
County and municipal emergency-management pages publish active incident instructions, public operations, shelters, safety notices, and recovery updates.
Publishes official informationCurrent Recovery InformationEmergency-management sources publish controlling incident and recovery information that The Hub summarizes and links back to.
Publishes official informationCurrent Recovery InformationMunicipal and county offices publish jurisdiction-specific information that The Hub points people toward.
Publishes official informationCurrent Recovery InformationUtilities publish outage and hazard information that The Hub links without replacing the utility source.
Publishes official informationCurrent Recovery InformationRoad and transit authorities publish information for the systems they control; The Hub directs visitors to those sources.
RefersVolunteer Fox CitiesVolunteer Fox Cities directs people needing assistance toward 211 rather than using the volunteer system as household intake.
Community SupportResource network
Volunteer Fox Cities
The primary organized-volunteer coordination source for the Fox Valley recovery, including individual, corporate, and group participation.
Provides assistanceShelter & HousingThe Red Cross may provide disaster shelter, housing support, and casework depending on current operations and eligibility.
Provides assistanceFood, Water & BasicsThe Red Cross may provide or connect affected households with immediate disaster necessities.
Provides assistanceHealth, Family & AccessRed Cross disaster services can include health and emotional-support pathways.
Community SupportResource network
Community Response Fund
A documented philanthropic partnership that supports eligible nonprofit, church, and public-entity recovery work rather than providing direct household intake.
Funds or sustainsLocal Relief NetworksThe Community Response Fund supports eligible nonprofit, church, and public-entity recovery work rather than direct household intake.
The Hub’s resource connectionHow You Can HelpHow You Can Help links to the documented Community Response Fund for financial giving.
Community SupportResource network
Local Relief Networks
Food, housing, crisis, basic-needs, animal, faith, and community organizations provide overlapping assistance across the recovery.
Funds or sustainsCommunity Response FundThe Community Response Fund supports eligible nonprofit, church, and public-entity recovery work rather than direct household intake.
Provides assistanceShelter & HousingLocal housing and displacement organizations provide overlapping shelter, case-management, and housing-navigation support.
Provides assistanceFood, Water & BasicsLocal food, clothing, faith, and basic-needs organizations provide practical assistance.
Provides assistanceHealth, Family & AccessLocal crisis, health, family, animal, transportation, and accessibility networks provide specialized support.
Provides assistanceFinancial & Recovery DecisionsSome established local organizations provide eligibility-based emergency financial assistance and casework.
Provides assistanceFinancial & Recovery DecisionsCivil legal-aid intake may assist with housing, benefits, employment, debt, and related recovery questions.
Practical ProtectionResource network
Business & Workforce Recovery
Business, employment, training, emergency-support, and workforce resources help employers and workers regain stability.
Provides assistanceFinancial & Recovery DecisionsBusiness and workforce organizations support continuity, employment, training, and emergency stability.
Public requests, concrete offers, community resources, jobs, and paid recovery work. Listings are public submissions and are not individually verified or endorsed.
Community submittedShelter & HousingCommunity members may post direct housing-related requests or concrete offers. Listings are not individually verified or endorsed.
Community submittedFood, Water & BasicsCommunity members may post direct basic-needs requests or offers. Listings are not established-resource records.
Community submittedCleanup & Property SafetyCommunity members may post bounded cleanup requests or offers, subject to the Board's safety rules.
The Hub’s resource connectionSearch the HubHub search includes active public Community Board listings when the Board feed is available.
Neighbor ConnectionsCommunity pathway
Organized Volunteering
Confirmed volunteer channels help people contribute without self-deploying into damaged areas or creating additional coordination burdens.
Publishes official informationEmergency ManagementEmergency-management sources publish controlling incident and recovery information that The Hub summarizes and links back to.
Publishes official informationMunicipal & County OfficesMunicipal and county offices publish jurisdiction-specific information that The Hub points people toward.
Publishes official informationPublic UtilitiesUtilities publish outage and hazard information that The Hub links without replacing the utility source.
Publishes official informationRoads, Transit & InfrastructureRoad and transit authorities publish information for the systems they control; The Hub directs visitors to those sources.
The Hub’s resource connectionSearch the HubHub search includes current recovery information and official-source links.
The Hub’s Information ToolsThe Hub tool
Established Resources
The full directory of public agencies, nonprofit organizations, programs, and established public sources organized by recovery topic.
The Hub’s resource connectionEstablished ResourcesThe Recovery Map is generated from eligible public locations attached to the curated resource records.
The Hub’s Information ToolsThe Hub tool
Search the Hub
Unified search across current information, established resources, Community Board listings, guides, and useful Hub pages.
The Hub’s resource connectionOrganized VolunteeringHow You Can Help directs visitors toward organized volunteer channels instead of self-deployment.
The Hub’s resource connectionCommunity Response FundHow You Can Help links to the documented Community Response Fund for financial giving.
The Hub helps people see the field.
The Hub organizes current information, established resources, public locations, practical guidance, and direct community connection.
The Hub does not command the field.
Government, utilities, nonprofits, businesses, volunteers, and neighbors retain their own roles, requirements, and responsibilities.
The original source still controls.
Current operations, eligibility, hours, locations, and instructions can change. Follow the linked authority or provider before acting.
Complete Hub index
Every main destination in The Hub.
The visual network stays intentionally broad. This index includes the operational, policy, management, and safety pages that do not belong as large nodes in the recovery field.