Emergency List is sharing free online resources and practical preparation tips during National Preparedness Month, helping more Americans create a disaster plan.
Salt Lake City, UT (PRUnderground) September 9th, 2026
As National Preparedness Month begins, Emergency List is encouraging individuals and families to take simple steps toward readiness after new data shows that only 46% of Americans have a plan for natural disasters.
The online emergency supply provider specializes in disaster preparedness supplies and is highlighting free tips and resources available on its website to make preparedness more accessible. These practical guides cover essential actions people can take now to protect themselves and their families during emergencies, including severe weather, power outages, fires, and unexpected evacuations.
"National Preparedness Month is the perfect time to turn good intentions into action," said Stacy DeLange, Marketing Manager at Emergency List. "Many people know they should have a plan, but daily life gets in the way. Our free online resources break preparedness down into clear, manageable steps so anyone can get started without feeling overwhelmed."
Emergency List is an online provider of emergency supplies designed to keep people safe when the unexpected happens. The company focuses on the essentials that make the biggest difference. Its product lineup includes all-in-one survival packages with complete disaster kits, non-perishable high-calorie packaged snacks and meals, hand-crank radios and emergency phone chargers, radiation protection shields, first aid kits, and multi-tools.
DeLange emphasized that having the right supplies and a basic plan brings real peace of mind. "Preparedness is about confidence. Knowing you have the essentials and a simple plan lets families face emergencies with greater calm and control."
During National Preparedness Month, Emergency List invites the public to explore its free tips and resources, review their current emergency supplies, and take one practical step toward readiness. For more information and free preparedness guidance, visit www.Emergency-List.com.