- 72 hour kit for emergencies like earthquakes, fire, flooding, electricity going out like it did in San Diego last year.
- 2 weeks of water, 30 day supply of food. If there is an emergency it takes the red cross about 7-10 days to actually get help to an area that makes an impact.
- 90 days supply of food, medicine, clothing, etc in case of a longer problem like a pandemic which is talked about on the provident living website.
- Longer storage is for things like job loss and other economic problems. Maybe drought, food shortages, who knows what.
As I have been called to be our ward Relief Society food storage/preparedness specialist I thought I would try this blog to see if it would help the members with ideas for their own food storage and preparedness.
If you are like you me you receive a lot of ideas and information on food storage and preparedness for emergencies and disasters. When I see them I think they are a great idea but when I want to refer to the information or company I have a hard time remember where or when I saw the idea. Hopefully this website will become a reference to go to when you have ideas or even want to share ideas. It is a work in progress so please send ideas this way.
If you have ideas You want to share, email me at caloakspreparedness@gmail.com or post them here.
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