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Prepare for Hurricane Season — June 1 to November 30

Farm Share is ready to help before and after the storm. Are you prepared?

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Floridians unfortunately know all too well that hurricanes can devastate our communities, homes, and loved ones. Farm Share is here to help communities prepare, respond, and recover.

While Farm Share often reaches affected communities within days of a storm's landfall, it's crucial for Florida families to have enough food, water, and supplies to last until aid can safely be provided. Please take the time to review our hurricane preparedness checklist below to make sure you’re stocked up on the necessities.

Our relief efforts focus on the critical days and weeks immediately following a storm, frequently serving communities within 24 hours. After Hurricanes Ian and Idalia, Farm Share delivered over 70 semi-trucks of food, water, and supplies within 14 days of the storms making landfall.

When disasters strike, Farm Share stands ready to help families in need.

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Hurricane Preparedness Checklist

The Atlantic hurricane season is June 1 through November 30 – but it’s never too early to prepare. Now is the time to make sure you’re stocked up on at least three days’ worth of supplies.

HURRICANE SUPPLY CHECKLIST

Non-perishable foods, eating utensils & water
First aid & medications
Personal documents & keys
Written list of important phone numbers
Pet supplies
Flashlights, batteries & chargers
Extra clothing & shoes

FIND THE COMPLETE CHECKLIST HERE.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR: HURRICANE PREP DISTRIBUTION EVENT

Stocking up on hurricane preparedness items can often fall to the bottom of the to-do list – especially as prices continue to rise. Farm Share is here to help lighten the load through our first-ever statewide distribution event.

Our team is partnering with Global Empowerment Mission to distribute hurricane preparedness kits to Floridians on Saturday, August 10th, from 9 am while supplies last at the following locations: