PREPAREResources that can make a difference.
Transportation
Airline Travel
Major airlines including United, Southwest, Delta, American and Spirit are issuing fee waivers to allow travelers to adjust their flight plans ahead of the storm without any cost.
GasBuddy
Live updates on fuel availability and gas station outages in affected areas. Download and search the GasBuddy outage tracker.
Pet Safety
Wag Hotels
Wag Hotels is offering free Boarding to those affected by wildfires in California.
PetsWelcome
Pets & Disaster Preparedness
Document Storage
Everplans
Digitally organize and store important documents including insurance policies, property records, identification, estate plans and medical information.
Kids
Kids Book: Hurricanes
This free, downloadable story offers parents and caregivers a way to talk with their children about hurricanes. "Trinka & Sam: The Rainy Windy Day" can facilitate conversation about the storm and help kids process anxious feelings.
Home Repairs
FEMA – Hurricane Laura
Flood insurance coverage may cover up to $1000 worth of prep items including sandbags, water pumps and lumber.
Lifestyle
TaskRabbit
Volunteer to Help. Become a volunteer and donate your time to those who need help through Tasks
Medical Support
Red Cross Children’s Services
Guide to helping children and young people cope with the bushfires.
Bushfire CRC
e-book for parents on how to talk to children about bushfire safety.
SNAP
Apply now to ensure you qualify for SNAP benefits in the event of disaster
Special Needs Registry
Florida Special Needs Registry allows residents with special needs to register with their local emergency management agency and receive assistance during a disaster.
Advent Health
eCare visits will be free for Floridians and accessible 24 hours a day through the AdventHealth app. The AdventHealth app is available through mobile device app stores. Search AdventHealth to find and download the app. Once downloaded, create or log in to an existing AdventHealth account to have whole health...
Prescription Refill
Under the state of emergency executive order declared by the Governor, people can obtain a 30-day refill of their prescription medication.
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