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Disaster Financial Preparedness

Disasters, whether natural or manmade, usually strike quickly and without warning. You and your family may have little or no time to decide what to do next. That's why it is so important to plan for the possibility of a disaster—and not wait until it happens.

Disasters and Financial Planning: A Guide for Preparedness

Find out more about the guide Disasters and Financial Planning: A Guide for Preparedness, including the intended purpose and use of the guide, the format and stages of the guide, why it was produced, who was behind the effort, and how to obtain a copy. You will be able to counsel others on what to do to mitigate the financial consequences of a disaster. Learn More>>

Steps the Public Can Take Before Disaster Strikes

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Read about the six key steps people can take to prepare for the financial impact of a disaster. This information can be valuable when speaking to your clients, addressing civic groups, or being interviewed by the media. Learn More>>

Media Alert

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This template of a media alert is designed to help your firm respond to disasters. Learn More>>

Disaster Preparedness Communications Toolkit

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Find out about the communications tools available to publicize your involvement with disaster preparedness efforts in your community. Learn More>>

Template Press Release

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This template press release is designed for firms who are involved in volunteer work with their local American Red Cross chapters. The customizable press release informs the public of your activities with the Red Cross and publicizes the publication Disasters and Financial Planning: A Guide for Preparedness, its benefits, and availability. Learn More>>

Template Public Service Announcement

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This PSA template announces the availability of the disaster preparedness guide and your firm's involvement in the program to help prepare the public for the consequences of a disaster. You can customize the announcement with your information and submit it to local radio stations, which are required by law to announce qualifying public interest topics on the air, free of charge to the announcing organization. Learn More>>