When disaster strikes, hope can’t wait.

Every year, hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and tornadoes devastate communities across the United States. In the midst of chaos, families struggle to stay safe, protect loved ones, and save their pets and homes.

GreaterGood’s disaster aid kits make it possible to deliver immediate relief when it’s needed most. Each pre-packed kit contains essential supplies that bring comfort, safety, and a lifeline to people facing their hardest days.

By keeping these kits in stock, we can respond the moment disaster hits—offering urgent help during the crisis and ongoing support as communities begin to rebuild.

Your help makes that possible. Every disaster aid kit you fund brings real hope to someone who’s lost nearly everything. Together, we can be there when the next disaster strikes—and make sure no one faces it alone.

You can help by sending a Survival Kit. This kit includes a first aid kit, a flashlight with a battery and a mylar blanket. 

• The first aid is a must have before, after and during an emergency. Filled with bandages, alcohol pads for cleaning, and several non-adhesive pads in a small carrying case.
• The flashlight is ready to go with a battery and a small carrying handle. In most disasters power will be lost - give people the gift of light on on of the their darkest nights.
• A mylar blanket will also be sent which can be used to reduce body heat loss, for emergency shelter use, protection from weather, a reflective distress signal if needed, or a protective wrap for those who have been in an accident or are in shock. The blanket is lightweight and compact so it's easy to always have on hand. 

Another option is to send a Extended Support Kit of emergency supplies to people in distress. 

• Like the Survival Kit, the Extended Support Kit includes a first aid kit, a mylar blanket, and a flashlight as well as several other items.
• A pack of body wipes. After a disaster it might be hard to access water for cleaning having these on hand to cleanse the body of dirt and grime of what's happened can give people a bit of relief. The wipes are also good for wiping away injured ares, or glasses in desperate times.
• A blanket, the blanket provides warmth and comfort for loved ones who might be in shock or just cold after a night without power.
• A pair of socks, it might sound odd but wet feet are no joke - and a fresh pair of socks can provide a clean and more comfortable feeling.
• A reusable water bottle, is very important to have on hand to keep clean drinking water with them as wait out a storm or traveling to safer location.
• Dish detergent sink packets, these help to ensure that what few dishes or utensils a person is using daily stay clean and ready to use - the smallest things can make the biggest impact - having a clean dish is something that is taken for granted.