#EmergencyKit

I’m setting up the Pilot as a “rescue vehicle” with this plastic bin containing a blanket, first aid kit, fire extinguisher, battery jump box with air compressor and power inverter, a light, and some phone charging cables. What else should I add? #etcghackhawk #emergencykit

(1/2) We’re giving away an #EmergencyKit everyday during #EPWeek24! Share with us your preparedness plan or tips with us to be entered in the draw. To learn more about the challenge’s rules, visit:

You know to keep wiper fluid and jumper cables in the car. How about an #EmergencyKit? If you’re not sure where to start, we’ve got a handy checklist to help you assemble your #EmergencyCarKit. Check it out:

We know you’re ready for any #emergency by having an #EmergencyKit prepared. But the key is ensuring they’re organized and easy to find. Emergency kits: the ones who get it, get it. The ones who don’t, don’t. Be the one who gets it:

Win an #EmergencyKit for you and your family! Share a tip, photo, or video on how you prepare for an #emergency, and make sure to use #ReadyForAnything! Details:

🚨 We’re giving away emergency kits daily! 🚨 Use #ReadyForAnything to show us how you’re getting your family prepared for emergencies and you could win an #EmergencyKit! Learn more: #EPWeek2021

Is your #EmergencyKit ready?

Is your #EmergencyKit ready?

Having an #EmergencyKit for your car is just as important having one for your home and workplace. Learn what items should be in your #EmergencyCarKit:

If you live in an area that is threatened by approaching #wildfire, keep your #EmergencyPlan and #EmergencyKit ready and be prepared to evacuate if told so by your local authorities. More info:

We’re giving away emergency kits daily! Use #ReadyForAnything and let us know how you’re getting your family prepared for emergencies to win an #EmergencyKit! Learn more: #EPWeek2022

Are you ready for a hurricane? Join us live on Facebook, Thursday, June 6 at 3PM ET as CDC experts discuss what you need in your #EmergencyKit this #HurricaneSeason.

A disaster or power outage can leave you at home without power or running water. An emergency kit should have everything you need to keep you safe and comfortable for at least 3 to 7 days. Here's a list of items to pack in your kit: #EmergencyKit

Little Miss #EmergencyPreparedness always carries a manual can opener in her #EmergencyKit! Find out what to include in your 72-hour kit:

You’d never catch Batman without his utility belt! If Batman can do it, so can you! This #BatmanDay, add a first aid kit to your #EmergencyKit.

(1/2) Thank you to all who have participated in our #EmergencyKit challenge so far! With 2 days left of #EPWeek2024, get your submissions in for a chance to win a kit of your own by telling us how you’re prepared for emergencies.

During #EPWeek2022, we’re giving away an #EmergencyKit every day! Participate in our be #ReadyForAnything challenge to win a free kit. More info ➡️

#EPWeek2019 is a great chance to update your #EmergencyKit to make sure it’s ready to go in case of emergency! Save our visual checklist & take the time to build a basic emergency kit #MotivationMonday

Print out this help/ok sign and keep it in your #EmergencyKit - display the appropriate side outward in a window during a disaster

#Cyclone | Make sure to know how to prepare for a cyclone ➡️ Stock fresh water ➡️ Keep an #EmergencyKit and #FirstAid kit ready ➡️ Keep important documents safe