Emergency Kits & Supplies for Home, Office, School & First Responders

What should be in a home emergency survival kit?

A complete home emergency survival kit should include a 3-day water supply, non-perishable food, a flashlight, a first aid kit, a battery-powered or hand-crank radio, dust masks, sanitation supplies, a whistle, local maps, and a cell phone charger. Our FEMA-compliant home kits include many of these essentials, pre-assembled and ready to go.

What's the difference between an emergency kit and a disaster kit?

The terms are often used interchangeably. An emergency kit typically covers general preparedness, including food, water, first aid, and shelter tools for any crisis. A disaster kit may be more scenario-specific (earthquake, hurricane, wildfire) and include items like hard hats, N95 masks, or waterproof storage. We carry both general emergency preparedness kits and disaster-specific supplies.

Do you offer emergency preparedness kits for schools and government agencies?

Yes. We work extensively with school districts, municipal governments, military installations, and first responder organizations. We accept purchase orders, offer volume pricing, and can build fully custom disaster preparation kits to meet your compliance requirements. Contact our team at 800-270-2889 for a free consultation.

Are your emergency kits FEMA compliant?

Our emergency preparedness kits are assembled to align with FEMA's recommended guidelines for emergency supply kits. We also stay current with OSHA, DHS, and state-level school safety requirements to ensure our kits meet the needs of institutional buyers.