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Prepared LDS Family simplifies the gathering of food storage and emergency items with weekly and monthly suggestions. You will FIRST gather a 3-month supply of shelf-stable foods you normally eat, emergency drinking water, and a financial reserve. THEN gather a long-term supply of foods. You CAN do this! Click here to see how to start.

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MAY FOOD STORAGE

Items to gather this month: - MONTHLY LIST
- WEEK #19: Spices/Dry Onions
- WEEK #20: Sauces
- WEEK #21: Mayo/Parmesan Cheese
- WEEK #22: Ketchup/Mustard/BBQ/Steak Sauce

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Step 1: Bedding
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Step 3: Clothing
Step 4: Personal Items
Step 5: Activities
Step 6: Food
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Step 12: Additional Supplies
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"Our ultimate goal is to become like the Savior, and that goal is enhanced by our unselfish service to others. Our ability to serve is increased or diminished by the level of our self-reliance." Elder Robert D. Hales

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Click here for upcoming emergency preparedness fairs. if you know of fairs in your area.

LDS HOME STORAGE STEPS

What is the 4-step approach?
Step 1: 3-month Supply
Step 2: Drinking Water
Step 3: Financial Reserve
Step 4: Long-Term Food Supply - Do after Steps 1, 2 & 3

"Some people are like rocks thrown into a sea of problems. They are drowned by them. Be a cork. When submerged in a problem, fight to be free to bob up to serve again with happiness." Elder Richard G. Scott

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Though I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, I am not an official church representative. Suggestions about food storage, emergency preparedness, items to purchase, gather or store for your family are just that; suggestions. You are the best judge of what works for your family. You promise to release me from all liability for any suggestions or opinion which may cause harm to you or your family. Thank you!

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