2. What is food storage?
Food storage is extra
food that is stored for
an emergency. It is also
known as
Food Insurance.
Many times it takes the
form of canned goods
and freeze-dried foods.
Ideally, people a 3-
month supply, though it
can range anywhere
from 72-hour kits to a
3. Why do I need it?
Since the turn of the Tsunamis
century we've seen an
unprecedented number Earthquakes
of disasters. Floods
Fires
Food storage can feed
your family in a situation Hurricanes
whee good food isn't 9/11
available through the
usual means. The Great Recession
4. Financial Benefits
During a period of
unemployment (like
many families in the
Great Recession)
you can save money
by eating your food
storage. You can
then use that money
to pay other bills.
5. Be Self-Sufficient
During the Great
Recession many people
had to seek outside help
for food through their
church or food stamps.
Had they been prepared
with food storage, they
would have been able to
provide for themselves.
6. One Less Thing to Worry About
Where is my family going
to sleep tonight? Are
the relatives okay?
Where's our dog?
These are just a few of
the things people worry
about in a disaster. Can
you imagine worrying
about feeding your
family too?
7. In Conclusion...
Food storage is vital to have. It can prepare
you for emergencies, save on groceries
when when money is tight, and prevent
future stresses. What are you waiting for?
