The fist of these is the American Red Cross. I have been doing a lot of online training with the American Red Cross, and although I have never been a part of an emergerency operation, I can truly say that I feel prepared in the event of an emergency. Their slogan "Get a Kit, Make a Plan, Be Informed" has become just as common to me as 2+2=4, or the sky is blue, but with that slogan, I have learned the importance of being prepared for any emergency, because we never know when disaster may strike. Even without ever being in a disaster situation, being prepared has provided me with comfort and peace at mind, and that alone is priceless.
I feel a very strong connection to this organization and their mission, and strongly support the work that these volunteers do on a daily basis. As I mentioned before, these men and women are heroes in my book, because the hope they bring to humanity is without equal .Today, I would like to personally say Thank You to the Volunteers of the American Red Cross for everything they do.
Another organization I would like to mention is FEMA. Although I do not know much about the Citizen Corps, I know that they too help communities prepare for natural disasters on a national level with chapters in cities all over the nation! They are a great team to get involved in as well to promote preparedness! I strongly encourage you to check them out! They too, are a wonderful team of dedicated members of their communities who help bring peace of mind to their neighbors. I too, would like to personally thank the Members of the Citizen Corps for your service to your communities.
Disclaimer: I am writing this because I feel Emergency Preparedness is an important topic, and I would like it to be clear that neither myself nor my blog are endorsed by FEMA, Citizen Corps, or the American Red Cross in any way. I am just very fond of these organizations and feel they are a great source of information for those interested in Emergency Preparedness.
 
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