Class Description:

The first 72 hours following a crisis is the crucial time because you may be stranded without communication or resources. Disasters may tie up rescue services, preventing help from arriving. You may have to be on the road getting to or from someplace. These first three days, having an emergency kit prepared and ready to go will make all the difference. 72 hour emergency kits may be useful in situations other than disaster. A quick weekend getaway or unexpected trip will go a lot smoother if you already have your essentials packed. When your loved one or neighbor needs a few emergency supplies because their electricity is off, their car broke down, or their injured puppy is stuck under the house, your kit may come in handy. There are numerous scenarios that your kit will benefit. If you keep your kit in good order, rotate out perishable supplies, replenish it regularly, and have your kit in mind often, it will be a regular blessing to you and your family. Learn how to assemble, store and use a 72-hour emergency kit.

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