Wildfire

Clean, stackable containers to keep days of drinking water on hand — one gallon per person per day.

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Long-shelf-life meals that actually taste good and need little more than hot water.

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A reliable light for every member of the family — far safer than candles in an outage.

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A pocket-sized battery to keep a phone alive for days — the simplest prep there is.

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Fresh and rechargeable batteries sized to your radio, flashlights, and medical devices.

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Your lifeline to alerts when the internet and cell towers go quiet — hand-crank and solar.

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One per person — a whistle carries far further than a shout when you need help.

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A well-stocked kit sized for the whole family — the first thing every list agrees on.

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The universal fix — sealing windows, patching gear, and a hundred jobs you cannot predict.

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Stay clean and healthy without running water — wipes, sanitizer, and the basics.

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Contractor-grade bags for waste, water, wind-proofing, and a dozen other jobs.

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Keep IDs, insurance, and records safe and grab-able if you have to leave fast.

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A paper backup for when GPS and phones fail during an evacuation.

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Make questionable tap or stored water safe to drink when the supply is compromised.

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Durable bottles the whole family can carry, refill, and grab on the way out.

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Compact, no-cook calories for the go-bag or the car — years of shelf life.

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Simple, packable cookware and utensils for when normal dishes are not an option.

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Hands-free light the kids will actually think is fun — the unsung hero of any outage.

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Keep the family in touch across the neighborhood when phones are not an option.

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The everyday medicines you will be glad to have when the pharmacy is closed.

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Stay hydrated and functional through heat, illness, and long, stressful days.

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One well-made tool that handles a hundred small emergencies around the house and car.

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A dependable blade for cutting, prying, and the dozen jobs that come up in a crisis.

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Strong, versatile cordage for shelter, repairs, and securing gear.

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Protect hands from debris, glass, and splinters during cleanup and repairs.

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The books, games, and small comforts that keep little ones calm through a long event.

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Food, water, carriers, and records so the whole family — pets included — is ready.

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Spare glasses, hearing-aid batteries, insulin coolers, and backups for essential medical needs.

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Ready-to-feed formula and shelf-stable baby food so the littlest ones are never caught short.

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Text family and call for help from anywhere, even when the cell network is down.

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For serious injuries when help may be delayed — tourniquets and hemostatic gauze that save lives.

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Protect your family from wildfire smoke, dust, and post-disaster cleanup.

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Cover and protection when you are displaced or sealing up damage.

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Shelter for the whole family if you are displaced — familiar comfort in a strange place.

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