NATIONAL PREPAREATHON! DAY – APRIL 30
Sun Apr 30th

National Prepareathon! Day

National PrepareAthon! On April 30th, the United States' Day reminds us that crises do not happen suddenly. Being prepared must happen now, not later.

We must make decisions with little or no warning in the case of earthquakes, floods, or wildfires. Is there an emergency response kit in place with your family in the case of an emergency situation?

PrepareAthon! In the case of a disaster, Day provides tools and information for businesses and families to help them plan their businesses, families, and schools. Whether large or small, it takes members of the community to help prevent a crisis from devolving into a tragedy. Although our emergency services support one arm of the response team, many others step forward. Some assist with a supply chain while others coordinate medical staff. To a fruitful strategy, communication is also crucial. Our blueprints run more smoothly when everyone has a blueprint.

How to attend #nationalprepareathonday?

Take part whether you're planning at home, school, or on a larger scale. At home, you can create an emergency plan for your family. Keep important and useful papers in one, easy-to-find location. Plan escape routes for family members and pets. Everyone's phones are now pre-program emergency numbers from the Pre-Program. Create contact lists for family members. Depending on the situation, you will need spare, readily available cash for items such as medicine, clothing, or shelter.

To get ready, take action by visiting www.community.gov.gov. To post on social media, use the hashtag #NationalPrepareAthonDay.

Using the FEMA links below, you can find more information on making emergency preparedness plans.

  • Earthquake
  • Flood
  • Hurricane
  • Tornado
  • WildFire
  • Winter Storm

The national prepareathon is the largest in the country! day history!

The White House unveiled America's first National PrepareAthon in 2014, in 2014. President Barack Obama's National Preparedness Initiative on Saturday, as part of President Barack Obama's National Preparedness Initiative.