Sisters Preparing
Join us in preparing for whatever we may face in the future.
Preparing Today for What Tomorrow May Bring
Life doesn’t always give us much warning. A temporary job loss, a reduction in income, an unexpected expense, a power outage, severe weather, or a major disaster can quickly change what we need and how we manage.
Sisters Preparing is about taking practical steps before those challenges happen.
At Sisters Care, we believe preparedness isn’t about fear. It’s about being informed, making a plan, using what we have wisely, and becoming better equipped to care for ourselves, our families, and the people around us.
You don’t have to prepare for everything at once.
Start where you are. Prepare what you can. Build from there.
Explore Your Preparedness
Preparedness looks different for everyone. Your needs, resources, household, location, and circumstances all matter.
We’ve organized preparedness into several areas to help you identify where you can begin.
🚨 Emergency Preparedness
Emergencies can happen at any time. Learn how to prepare for situations that may interrupt everyday life, including severe weather, natural disasters, power outages, and other emergencies.
Explore practical ways to prepare your household, organize important supplies, make a plan, and know what to do when normal routines are disrupted.
Donations Are Welcome
💰 Financial Preparedness
Financial hardship doesn’t always come from a major disaster. A temporary job loss, reduced hours, unexpected bill, rising costs, or interruption in income can create immediate challenges.
Financial preparedness is about thinking ahead and developing practical ways to manage when your income or expenses change.
Learn about planning, budgeting, saving, reducing waste, preparing for unexpected expenses, and making the resources you have go further.
🍎 Food & Water Preparedness
Having food and water available can make a significant difference when you can’t shop normally or when resources become difficult to access.
Learn practical ways to build supplies over time, shop wisely, buy in bulk when appropriate, use sales and coupons, store what you need, and make the most of what you already have.
🔦 Power Outages & Energy
A power outage can affect much more than the lights. It can affect communication, food storage, heating and cooling, transportation, payments, and other everyday needs.
Learn practical ways to prepare for temporary power interruptions and other disruptions to essential services.
"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." - Benjamin Franklin
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345 Million in the USA
There are ~8.3 billion people in the world and ~345 million people in the USA as of 2026. Only ~5% of Americans have taken action to even have a stocked emergency kit at home.
Water, Food, and Supplies
Showcasing the importance of water, food, and supplies when facing emergencies and challenges in life.
United States Scale
Diving into the Numbers
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As of early 2026, over 43% of the contiguous US is experiencing drought conditions.
More than 47 million people in the United States are facing food insecurity.
Over 40% of people still report struggling with damage five years after a major event and ~40% of small businesses never reopen after a natural disaster.
Make Your Own Plan
There is no single preparedness plan that works for everyone.
Start by asking:
What would happen if my income stopped for a while?
What would I need if I couldn’t get to the store?
What would happen if the power went out for several days?
Who would I call if I needed help?
What resources are available in my community?
The goal isn’t to have everything immediately.
The goal is to start thinking ahead and take practical steps while you have the opportunity.
A Little Preparation Can
Go a Long Way
Preparedness is something you can build over time.
Buy an extra item when you can. Learn a new skill. Save a little money. Make a list of important contacts. Store some water. Understand your household’s needs. Talk with your family. Find out what resources are available in your community.
Small steps can become meaningful .
We don’t just say, “We care about you.”
We help you find a way forward.
Donations Are Welcome
Sister’s Care is a nonprofit organization