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PrepareSoCal

PrepareSoCal

PrepareSoCal

The campaign to prepare Southern California for disasters big and small. The campaign to prepare Southern California for disasters big and small.

Volunteers and staff of the American Red Cross gather in Van Nuys, CA for a smoke alarm installation event in 2016.

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PrepareSoCal is an American Red Cross multi-region campaign designed to address the needs of individuals and families to prepare for disasters, small and large, by providing tips, tools, and training, and to promote community resiliency with a focus on Southern California’s most vulnerable communities.

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About PrepareSoCal

Learn about the campaign’s mission, goals, and how the Red Cross and its partners are identifying communities of focus.

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Get Prepared

Tools and information to help you and your family become Red Cross Ready.

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"I'm Ready."

Check your preparedness and tell the world “I’m Ready.”

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Our Focus: Vulnerable Communities

Learn how the Red Cross is working with community leaders across Southern California to build resilient populations.

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Our Programs

The Red Cross offers a variety of free and low-cost tools, trainings, and programs to help prepare your community.

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Additional Resources

Information and resources related to wildfire safety, first aid classes and earthquake preparedness from trusted partners.

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Prepare for wildfire by making a kit

Severe Conditions Threaten Millions on Both Coasts ─ Follow these Safety Steps

December 12, 2024

Clara Rice (at left) went through terrible losses when tornadoes destroyed her Kentucky home twice in just three years. Here she walks her property with Red Cross representatives.

Rebuilding Again and Again: How Repetitive Disasters Take a Toll on Families

December 10, 2024

Following Hurricane Maria, Carmen Hernandez joined the Red Cross as a Service to the Armed Forces volunteer.

Dedicated SAF Volunteer Provides Unwavering Support Through All Types of Emergencies

December 09, 2024

Courtney Cosby (second from right) received a Lifesaving Award for saving her son’s life. Tammy Lewis (middle), who was Courtney’s instructor, was also honored.

Do You Know What to Do in the Moments that Matter?

December 09, 2024