Preparedness

You hear the truck driving down the street in front of your home, “Evacuate now, _______(fill in the disaster most likely to affect your area) in imminent. If you wish to keep your family safe evacuate now.” It’s time to collect your Grab and Go Kit and

A few facts about what food preparation really costs and tips on how you can reduce expenses while you cook.

Now that you are purchasing food each week for your three month supply you will need room to store it all without turning your home into a warehouse. Here are over 30 ideas for ways to make room for your food storage!

We need to be more focused on missionary work, family history, and becoming a Zion people. This includes preparing our food supply. Here is a 52 week plan to building an affordable food storage.

We often fail to consider the damage to the infrastructure after a disaster. Here are some valuable lessons we learned from the destruction of Hurricane Sandy.

Kick off the new year with a day-by-day emergency preparedness guide. This plan is so easy any family- large or small- can follow it!

Is your school prepared for an emergency? In the wake of the tragic Newton, CT school shootings, here are some questions and solutions to present to your local principal or school board to prepare your local schools.

As we prepare for a disaster we gather information, read and study the information, and practice what we have learned. This Christmas, prepare your family and friends with these gift ideas to share the Gospel without fear.

The prophets have never told us to prepare for a hurricane, earthquake, flood, job loss, or recession. They simply told us to prepare and to become self-reliant. Self-reliance protects our family and contributes to our peace of mind.