The Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers have extended support to the Menasha High School football team following an EF-3 tornado that struck the community on July 27. Bears chairman George McCaskey reached out to coach Jeramie Korth to express concern and offer assistance. The Packers invited the team to a practice, provided lunch, and organized a tour of Lambeau Field, along with donations of football equipment.

By the Numbers
  • The EF-3 tornado hit Menasha on July 27, leading to extensive damage.
  • On August 16, Menasha players toured Lambeau Field and participated in a practice huddle with the Packers.
State of Play
  • The Menasha community is recovering from tornado damage and has received various forms of support.
  • Bears chairman George McCaskey and Packers staff have actively engaged with the Menasha team to offer reassurance and resources.
What's Next

The Menasha football program is likely to benefit from the donations of equipment from the Packers, positively impacting players' experience and safety. The community will continue to heal with the support of NFL teams and their fans.

Bottom Line

The support from the Bears and Packers underscores the importance of community and the NFL's role in providing assistance during difficult times. Menasha's recovery is strengthened by this connection and the resources being shared.