Disaster-Preppers

A grab-and-go emergency kit is designed for situations where you need to evacuate quickly. It should include:

• A lightweight, waterproof backpack or duffle bag that's easy to carry.
• At least three one-liter bottles of water per person.
• Water purification tablets or a portable water filter.
• Non-perishable, ready-to-eat meals (canned food, energy bars, dried fruits, nuts).
• Manual can opener.
• LED flashlight with extra batteries.
• LED headlamp for hands-free illumination.
• Battery-operated or hand-crank emergency radio.
• Portable phone charger with a backup power source (e.g., power bank or solar charger).
• Compact first aid kit.
• Personal medications and prescription copies.
• Hygiene supplies (sanitizers, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste).
• Extra clothing and sturdy shoes.
• Mylar emergency blankets for warmth.
• Small denominations of cash in a waterproof pouch.
• Copies of important documents (ID, insurance, passports) in a sealed plastic bag.

An emergency supply storage is intended for situations where you need to shelter in place. It should include:

• One gallon of water per person per day for at least three days.
• Water purification methods (filters, tablets, or bleach).
• Non-perishable canned goods, dry staples (rice, pasta), and shelf-stable snacks.
• A manual can opener.
• Portable camp stove or propane burner (use outdoors only).
• Fuel for the stove (propane canisters).
• Cooking utensils and pots.
• Portable toilet with waste bags.
• Toilet paper, hygiene supplies, and trash bags.
• Hand sanitizer and soap.
• Battery-powered lanterns and flashlights with extra batteries.
• Solar or hand-crank-powered devices for charging phones.
• A comprehensive first aid kit.
• Prescription medications and medical supplies.
• Sleeping bags or warm blankets.
• Tarp or plastic sheeting to create a makeshift shelter if necessary.
• Multi-tool, Swiss Army knife, and basic tools.
• Duct tape, zip ties, and rope.
• Books, board games, or other forms of entertainment.
• Cash in small denominations for potential local purchases.
• Copies of important documents (ID, insurance, passports) in a sealed plastic bag.
• Whistle, local maps, and a compass.
• Pet supplies if you have pets.

A grab-and-go emergency kit is designed for situations where you need to evacuate quickly. It should include:

• A lightweight, waterproof backpack or duffle bag that's easy to carry.
• At least three one-liter bottles of water per person.
• Water purification tablets or a portable water filter.
• Non-perishable, ready-to-eat meals (canned food, energy bars, dried fruits, nuts).
• Manual can opener.
• LED flashlight with extra batteries.
• LED headlamp for hands-free illumination.
• Battery-operated or hand-crank emergency radio.
• Portable phone charger with a backup power source (e.g., power bank or solar charger).
• Compact first aid kit.
• Personal medications and prescription copies.
• Hygiene supplies (sanitizers, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste).
• Extra clothing and sturdy shoes.
• Mylar emergency blankets for warmth.
• Small denominations of cash in a waterproof pouch.
• Copies of important documents (ID, insurance, passports) in a sealed plastic bag.

An emergency supply storage is intended for situations where you need to shelter in place. It should include:

• One gallon of water per person per day for at least three days.
• Water purification methods (filters, tablets, or bleach).
• Non-perishable canned goods, dry staples (rice, pasta), and shelf-stable snacks.
• A manual can opener.
• Portable camp stove or propane burner (use outdoors only).
• Fuel for the stove (propane canisters).
• Cooking utensils and pots.
• Portable toilet with waste bags.
• Toilet paper, hygiene supplies, and trash bags.
• Hand sanitizer and soap.
• Battery-powered lanterns and flashlights with extra batteries.
• Solar or hand-crank-powered devices for charging phones.
• A comprehensive first aid kit.
• Prescription medications and medical supplies.
• Sleeping bags or warm blankets.
• Tarp or plastic sheeting to create a makeshift shelter if necessary.
• Multi-tool, Swiss Army knife, and basic tools.
• Duct tape, zip ties, and rope.
• Books, board games, or other forms of entertainment.
• Cash in small denominations for potential local purchases.
• Copies of important documents (ID, insurance, passports) in a sealed plastic bag.
• Whistle, local maps, and a compass.
• Pet supplies if you have pets.