FREE FOR EVERY FAMILY
WHEN IT HAPPENS
YOU'LL BE READY
Most families think about emergency preparedness after a disaster.
The Evac Plan gives you everything you need to be ready before one
ever happens — for free.
11
FREE TOOLS &
RESOURCES
72%
OF SURVIVORS HELPED
72%
OF SURVIVORS HELPED
BY NEIGHBORS FIRST
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11 TOOLS
ONE PLAN
When you sign up, you get instant access to every tool we've built — not a PDF to download and
forget, but interactive, printable resources your family will actually use.
ANCHOR
Family Evacuation Plan
The complete fillable plan — contacts, routes, meeting points, medical info, utility shutoffs, and communication protocol. The document that ties everything together.
START HERE
CHECKLIST
Bug-Out Bag Checklist
Interactive checklist that scales quantities by household size and days of supplies. 10 categories, 70+ items.
CHECKLIST
Shelter-in-Place Kit
For when leaving isn’t the right call. Built for staying home safely through power outages, storms, or hazmat events.
CHECKLIST
Car Go-Bag
Most people prep their home and forget their vehicle. Covers roadside breakdowns, evacuation stranding, and everyday emergencies.
CHECKLIST
After the Storm
4-phase recovery checklist from the first 2 hours through full recovery. Insurance, mold, contractor fraud, FEMA — all covered.
CHECKLIST
Pet Evacuation Planner
Dynamic pet profiles, go-bag checklist per pet, pet-friendly destination finder, and the plan if you can’t take them.
CHECKLIST
Documents Inventory
42 document types across 6 categories — where they are, whether digital copies exist, and who else has access.
CHECKLIST
Hurricane Season Calendar
Month-by-month task calendar for the full hurricane season. Color-coded threat levels. Auto-updates to current year.
GUIDE
Family Talk Guide
Word-for-word scripts for talking to your kids about emergencies without scaring them. Ages toddler through teen.
GUIDE
Neighborhood Network
How to organize your street before disaster strikes. Door-knock script, skills roster, first meeting agenda.
KIDS
Kids Activity Pack
Emergency info cards, age-appropriate explainer, and a drill activity disguised as a game. Certificate included.
WE'RE NOT THE
ONLY ONES SAYING IT.
Emergency preparedness isn't a marketing angle — it's the consistent message from the federal agencies whose entire job is keeping families safe during disasters.
Preparing now for hurricane season — and not waiting for a storm to threaten — is essential for staying ahead of any storm.
Get a kit. Make a plan. Be informed. Families may not be together when disaster strikes — know how you'll contact one another and reconnect if separated.
Making a plan early helps you reduce stress and save time and money. Disasters are costly — but preparing for them doesn't have to be.
Quotes and guidance sourced from official government publications. The Evac Plan is an independent resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FEMA, NOAA, or the Department of Homeland Security.