Emergency Supply & Go-Bag Checklist
Compiled by Reginna Muhammad
- God always sends warning signs.
- Stock-Up / Survival List
- Raised-bed planting (plant seeds you like and will need).
- You could plant herbs indoors.
- Put all personal information in a zip-top bag (birth certificates, Social Security cards, and other important information, including passports and ID).
- Keep bank information, Social Security cards, life insurance policies, and deeds in a safe that protects against fire and water.
- Store up in your mind your favorite scriptures that have helped you and will help you in every situation!
- Water
- (Enough for bathing, drinking, and cooking)
- Three-month supply of medication
- First-aid kit
- Canned food
- Packaged food (dry beans, sardines)
- (Always check the ingredients)
- Gas container(s)
- Backpack (each household member should have a backpack already packed)
- Portable chargers
- Small AM/FM radio (Meshtastic LoRa transceiver M5 with GPS, works off-grid)
- Walkie-talkies — Meshtastic
- Generator
- Batteries
- Pain relievers
- Lighter/matches
- Candles
- Charcoal
- Lighter fluid
- Toilet paper
- A knife
- Small solar panel
- Words of Medea (your steel piece)
- Lots of Bullets
- Gas mask
- Raw apricot seeds
- Vitamin D
- Vitamin C
- Zinc
- Masks
- Toilet paper
- Listerine (Gold one)
- Feminine hygiene products (pads)
- Diapers
- Portable solar panels
- Solar generators
- Portable stovetops
- Flashlights
- Garden solar lights
- Baking soda
- Vinegar
- Whistles
- Bullets
- Emergency flares
- Emergency Mylar thermal blankets
- Flashlights
- Drones
- Portable hot plate
- Purifier straws (water)
- Go to food pantries.
- Triple antibiotic ointment
- PREPARED4X emergency rain poncho with Mylar blanket liner
- Survival blankets for the car (heavy-duty, waterproof)
- 90-day supply of medication
- At least $1,000 in cash, in small bills
- Passports and ID
- Map or maps of evacuation shelters and the best route out of the city.
- Compass
- Transistor radios
- Change of socks
- Spade for digging
- Salt pills
- Fishing line and hooks
- Pack a small roll of fishing line and a few hooks in your bag.
- Utility knife
- Solar security cameras
- Talk with your family about the safest place to shelter in your home.
- Stay away from windows. The lower you can shelter, the better, such as in a basement, especially in the event of World War III, a tornado, or a hurricane.
- If you have an iPhone, make sure everything is up to date in iCloud.
- Educational and fun books for kids
- Always keep an emergency outfit at home and in your backpack.