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If you missed the 72 hour kit class, no problem. Everything we went over will be here plus a little more. · There are so many 72 hour kit/disaster kit lists online each with different supplies. Where do you start? Find a list even just a basic list and you will soon find there are some things you don’t need. You will also find there are some things you would like to add. Your goal is to have enough to make it through 72 to 96 hours. Food (possible ways to cook it), Wa

This is an excerpt from a Stake in Eastern North Carolina right after Hurricane Helene: As an Eastern North Carolina Stake we are working on Crisis Cleanup for an immediate help to our neighbors in the Western part of our state as well as surrounding areas. Please pray for them and all that have been affected by the storms. If you feel you need to do more may I suggest donating blood. There is always a need but supplies are going to be gone quickly. As our Stakes Emergency Pr

Wood burning fireplace Power outages are not uncommon here in the Ogden Valley but what if there is an extended power outage in the middle of a hard, bitterly cold winter? What would you do? Planning ahead can make a big difference in staying warm in such a situation. First off, what can you do to make your home more draft proof and energy efficient? Start by identifying and sealing common sources of air leakage . Visible light under doors and windows, rattling or whistling s

There is never really an ideal time to start thinking about or working on topics of Emergency Preparedness. Just like there is never...

There is never really an ideal time to start thinking about or working on topics of Emergency Preparedness. Just like there is never...