RESOURCE CATALOG

FALL 2015
Contents

Introduction to America’s PrepareAthon!SM ................................................................ 1

Preparedness Resources ............................................................................................... 2

Digital Resources...................................................................................................... 2

Print Resources ........................................................................................................ 3

Branding Resources ....................................................................................................... 6

Promotional Resources ................................................................................................. 8

Digital Resources...................................................................................................... 8

Print Resources ........................................................................................................ 8

Digital Shareables ..................................................................................................... 9

General Promotional Package ................................................................................. 10

Earthquake Promotional Package............................................................................ 11

Flood Promotional Package..................................................................................... 12

Hurricane Promotional Package .............................................................................. 13

Tornado Promotional Package................................................................................. 14

Wildfire Promotional Package ................................................................................. 15

Winter Storm Promotional Package ........................................................................ 16
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Introduction to America’s PrepareAthon!SM

America’s PrepareAthon!SM is a nationwide call to action. 

America’s PrepareAthon! is a grassroots campaign for action to increase community emergency 

preparedness and resilience through hazard-specific drills, group discussions, and exercises. 

Throughout the year, America’s PrepareAthon! helps communities and individuals across the 

country to practice preparedness actions before a disaster or emergency strikes. Twice a year, 

on April 30 and September 30, the America’s PrepareAthon! campaign promotes national days 

of action, National PrepareAthon! Days to bring attention to our progress toward creating a more 

resilient Nation.

The campaign builds on existing disaster awareness campaigns by providing action-oriented 

guidance and resources to help individuals, organizations, and communities discuss and practice 

safety measures and easy, low-cost actions to improve resilience for specific disasters.

The goal of America’s PrepareAthon is to build a more resilient Nation by increasing the number 

of individuals who:

n Understand which disasters could happen in their community;

Know what to do to be safe and mitigate damage;

Take action to increase their preparedness; and

Participate in community resilience planning.

America’s PrepareAthon! Resources

This resource catalog provides an overview of the resources available to America’s 

PrepareAthon! participants to support their preparedness activities and, more specifically, to use 

in implementing and promoting a day of action. Descriptions and thumbnails of resources are 

available for download and are included in the pages that follow.

n Preparedness Resources—The preparedness resources for America’s PrepareAthon! 

participants include How to Prepare guides and Prepare Your Organization Playbooks

for each hazard.

Branding Resources—The suite of logos and guidance for how to use and customize 

America’s PrepareAthon! for a group or community provides a consistent way for 

participants and supporters to promote a day of action.

Promotional Resources—Promotional materials include print and digital resources 

with America’s PrepareAthon! creative designs, a Media Event Planning Guide, and 

a Communications Toolkit. These resources will help participants get the word out 

about their commitment to preparedness.

All the materials referenced in this resource catalog are free and are available for download 

at www.ready.gov/prepare.
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Preparedness Resources

The following preparedness resources are designed to help organizations, emergency 

managers, individuals, and families participate in America’s PrepareAthon! These 

resources focus on clear, easy steps to promote preparedness activities for local 

hazards. These materials are currently available for earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, 

tornadoes, wildfires, and winter storms.

DIGITAL RESOURCES 

When the Earth Shakes (2:00) and 

When the Sky Turns Gray (2:00): 

These two-minute animated videos provide 

information on how to protect yourself and 

your family before, during, and after an 

earthquake and winter storm. The videos 

complement the How to Prepare guides 

and can be used during organizational 

preparedness discussions to help start the 

conversation. 

It Started Like Any Other Day (4:00, :30, 

and :15): This video, through personal 

stories, introduces and raises awareness 

of America’s PrepareAthon! by focusing 

on survivors of three recent natural disasters: 

Hurricane Sandy; the Moore, OK, tornado; 

and the Poinsettia brush fire in San Diego, 

CA. Featured on FEMA’s YouTube channel, 

this four-minute video is designed to set the 

stage for preparedness discussions, tabletop 

exercises, and day of action activities.

Cloud of Smoke (1:30): Through Adam’s 

personal story, this short video depicts how 

wildfires can affect everyone. It focuses on 

why preparedness before a disaster strikes is 

vital and why individuals and families need to 

do their part.

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Preparedness Resources (Cont’d)

PRINT RESOURCES 

How to Prepare Guides: These hazard-specific 

guides provide basic information for each 

hazard on how to protect yourself and your 

property, and what steps to take now.

Prepare Your Organization Playbook: Tailored 

to each hazard, these guidebooks are designed 

to provide community leaders and employers 

with tools and resources to participate in 

America’s PrepareAthon! The guides provide 

suggestions on conducting a day of action by 

holding a preparedness discussion and simple 

drill. These guides also present step-by-step 

instructions on conducting a tabletop exercise 

designed to help organizations test their plans, 

policies, and procedures for a disaster. 

10 Ways to Participate in 

America’s PrepareAthon! Postcard:

This postcard provides a snapshot of 

10 different actions you can take to 

prepare for emergencies and participate 

in America’s PrepareAthon!

10 Ways to Participate in 

America’s PrepareAthon! Guide:

This document shares resources for 10 

different actions you can take with your 

family, organization, and local community 

to prepare for emergencies and participate 

in America’s PrepareAthon!

Be Smart. Know Your Alerts and Warnings:

This document outlines alerts, notifications, 

apps, and other resources available by 

location and by hazard.

Be Smart. Protect Your Critical 

Documents and Valuables: This checklist 

outlines documents that would be needed 

after a disaster.

Be Smart, Take Part. Create Your Family 

Emergency Communication Plan: This 

document outlines the steps to take to create 

your Family Emergency Communication Plan.

Be Smart, Take Part. Create Your Family 

Emergency Communication Plan Wallet Cards:

These wallet-sized cards can help you collect 

contact information for your family and other 

important contacts.

Certificates of Participation: These certificates 

can be customized and provided to your day of 

action participants. (Not pictured)
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PREPAREDNESS RESOURCES: PRINT

These guides are available for workplaces, K–12 schools, institutions of higher education, houses of 

worship, and community-based organizations. They cover the following hazards: earthquakes, floods, 

hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, and winter storms.

Playbooks are designed for workplaces, K–12 schools, institutions of higher education, houses of 

worship, community-based organizations, local leaders, and individuals and families.

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BOTTOM: Covers of Prepare Your Organization Playbooks for Earthquake, Flood, Hurricane, Tornado, 

Winter Storm, and Wildfire
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PREPAREDNESS RESOURCES: PRINT

HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION

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SCHOOL, CHILDCARE , CAREGIVER, AND WORKPLACE EMERGENCY PLANS

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Family Emergency Communication Plan

Write your family’s name above

BE SMART. KNOW YOUR 

ALERTS AND

WARNINGS

Organized by FEMA, the Integrated Public Alert and Warning 

System (IPAWS) is the Nation’s alert and warning infrastructure. 

It provides public safety officials with an effective way to alert 

and warn the public about emergencies using the Emergency 

Alert System (EAS), Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA), NOAA 

Weather Radio, and other public alerting systems from a single 

interface. IPAWS does not require sign-up and is used to send 

notifications for three alert categories—Presidential, AMBER, 

and Imminent Threat.

The system can send messages simultaneously through multiple pathways, including:

- EAS: used by alerting authorities to send detailed warnings to broadcast, cable, 

satellite, and wireline communication pathways;

- WEA: short emergency messages broadcast to mobile devices with the capability 

to receive 90-character WEA and within range of cell towers broadcasting within 

the affected area. To find out if your mobile device is capable of receiving WEA 

alerts, contact your cellular service provider, or visit www.ctia.org/WEA to find 

links to service provider website WEA pages; and

- IPAWS compliant digital road signs, sirens, and other systems.

IPAWS

INTEGRATED

PUBLIC ALERT AND

WARNING SYSTEM

Receiving timely information about weather conditions or other emergency events can make all the difference 

in knowing when to take action to be safe. Local police and fire departments, emergency managers, the National 

Weather Service (NWS), the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Federal Communications 

Commission (FCC), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and private industry are 

working together to make sure you can receive alerts and warnings quickly through several different technologies 

no matter where you are–at home, at school, at work, or in the community. 

For those with access and functional needs, many messages are TTY/TDD compatible and many devices have 

accessible accommodations. Review this fact sheet to make sure you will receive critical information as soon as 

possible so you can take action to be safe. Be sure to share this information with your family, friends, and colleagues. 

And remember to keep extra batteries for your mobile phone or radio in a safe place or consider purchasing other 

back-up power supplies such as a car, solar-powered, or handcrank charger.

For more 

information on 

IPAWS, EAS, 

and WEA, visit

www.ready.gov/alerts.

HOUSEHOLD

IDENTIFICATION

BE SMART. PROTECT YOUR

CRITICAL

DOCUMENTS AND

VALUABLES

When disaster strikes, your immediate concern will be your safety and the safety of those you care about. Once the 

immediate danger passes, however, having your financial and medical records and important contact information 

will be crucial to help you start the recovery process quickly. Taking time now to safeguard these critical documents 

will give you peace of mind, ensure you have access to essential medical and prescription information, and help you 

avoid additional stress during the difficult days following a disaster.

In addition, take the time now to think about the priceless personal items you would want to protect from damage 

or take with you if you had to suddenly evacuate your home. 

The first step is to take an inventory of your household documents, contacts, and valuables. The checklist below will get 

you started. Then download the Emergency Financial First Aid Kit (EFFAK) at www.ready.gov/financialpreparedness

for more complete checklists and guidance on collecting and safeguarding this important information. 

Put a checkmark next to any item that you may need to collect and safeguard. Be sure to include emergency contact 

phone numbers or other contact information with your documentation for questions that may arise following a disaster.

Think about the documents you would need to identify yourself 

and your household members, including children and pets, your 

relationships, or status. These may include: 

Vital records (birth, marriage, divorce certificate, adoption, child custody papers) 

Passport, driver’s license, Social Security card, green card, military service 

identification, other

Pet ownership papers, identification tags

BE SMART. TAKE PART.

CREATE YOUR FAMILY

EMERGENCY

COMMUNICATION PLAN

Creating your Family Emergency Communication Plan starts with one simple question: “What if?” 

“What if something happens and I’m not with my family?” “Will I be able to reach them?” “How will I know they 

are safe?” “How can I let them know I’m OK?” During a disaster, you will need to send and receive information 

from your family. 

Communication networks, such as mobile phones and computers, could be unreliable during disasters, and electricity 

could be disrupted. Planning in advance will help ensure that all the members of your household—including children 

and people with disabilities and others with access and functional needs, as well as outside caregivers—know how 

to reach each other and where to meet up in an emergency. Planning starts with three easy steps:

3. PRACTICE.

Have regular household meetings to review and practice your plan.

2. SHARE.

Make sure everyone carries a copy in his or her backpack, purse, or 

wallet. If you complete your Family Emergency Communication Plan online 

at ready.gov/make-a-plan, you can print it onto a wallet-sized card. You 

should also post a copy in a central location in your home, such as your 

refrigerator or family bulletin board.

1. COLLECT.

Create a paper copy of the contact information for your family and other 

important people/offices, such as medical facilities, doctors, schools, or 

service providers.

If you are using a mobile phone, a text message may get 

through when a phone call will not. This is because a text 

message requires far less bandwidth than a phone call. Text 

messages may also save and then send automatically as soon 

as capacity becomes available.

TEXT 

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BEST! July 2015

Join with others to prepare for emergencies and participate in 

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10 WAYS TO PARTICIPATE IN

Access Alerts 

and Warnings

Plan with 

 Neighbors

Assemble or Update 

Supplies

Make Property 

Safer

Test 

 Communication Plans

Conduct an 

 Exercise

Drill or Practice 

 Emergency Response

Document and 

 Insure Property

Participate in a Class, 

Training, or Discussion

Safeguard 

 Documents

America’s PrepareAthon!SM is a grassroots campaign for action to get more people prepared for emergencies. 

Be a leader in your community by participating in one or more of the America’s PrepareAthon! actions. 

Visit the America’s PrepareAthon! website at ready.gov/prepare to download materials and register your action.

INCREASE YOUR PREPAREDNESS THROUGH ACTION

America’s PrepareAthon! Actions Available Resources

Sign up for local 

alerts and warnings, 

download apps, 

and/or check 

access for wireless 

emergency alerts.

The Be Smart. Know Your Alerts and Warnings handout 

(http://go.usa.gov/3Zxmk) provides a summary of how to receive 

timely information about weather conditions or other emergency 

events. Share the handout with family members or your employees 

and encourage them to sign up to stay informed. For organizations, 

establish someone to be responsible for monitoring alerts and have 

a decision protocol if action is needed.

Create and test 

emergency 

communication plans.

The Be Smart. Take Part: Create Your Family Emergency 

Communication Plan handout (http://go.usa.gov/3BgXA) guides 

you through developing and testing a plan for your household. For 

organizations, test your communication platforms to ensure that 

you will be able to contact everyone with critical information. Each 

hazard-specific Prepare Your Organization Playbook, under the “Take 

Action” section of ready.gov/prepare, provides scenario-based 

questions as part of the tabletop exercise to help you think through 

communication requirements for your organization.

Assemble or update 

 emergency supplies.

Each hazard-specific How to Prepare guide, under the “Take Action” 

section of ready.gov/prepare, discusses important supplies you will 

need if you have to evacuate or be home without water or electricity.

July 2015

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America’s PrepareAthon! is a community-based 

campaign that is bringing together millions of 

people to practice the simple steps that will help 

them get and stay prepared for disasters. 

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Emergency Response 

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Training, or Discussion

Document and 

Insure Property

Conduct an 

Exercise Safeguard 

Documents

Make Property

Safer

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Neighbors

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Smart. Know Your Alerts and Warnings; and Cover of Be Smart. Protect Your Critical Documents and Valuables

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to Participate in America’s PrepareAthon! Guide

BOTTOM: Front and back of 10 Ways to Participate in America’s PrepareAthon! Postcard
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Branding Resources

America’s PrepareAthon! provides a suite of logos that provide consistency and 

cohesiveness among supporters for the purposes of communications and promotion.

To establish a uniform brand, the America’s 

PrepareAthon! logo includes standard 

elements that cannot be changed, such as 

the word PrepareAthon! For organizations 

that wish to customize the logo for added 

flexibility, there are areas to include the 

organization’s name and specific hazard. 

The America’s PrepareAthon! Logo Usage 

Guidelines explain the elements of the logo, 

basic specifications for reproduction, and 

the proper use of the complete America’s 

PrepareAthon! logo family, which includes 

the national logo, the customizable logo 

(PrepareAthon!), the national logo with tagline, 

and the customizable logo with tagline. 

America’s PrepareAthon! logos are service 

marked in order to protect the credibility and 

integrity of the logos from any intentionally 

misleading purpose or misguided use. 

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Promotional Resources

These materials are designed to make it easy for organizations to promote their 

participation in America’s PrepareAthon! and to generate media interest in their activities. 

DIGITAL RESOURCES 

Digital Invitations: These invitations can be 

customized and sent through social media 

channels to drive awareness of relevant 

hazards and encourage individuals to 

participate in an event.

Web Badges: These badges can be displayed 

on a website to show support and involvement 

in America’s PrepareAthon! Anyone can click 

on the badge to go directly to www.ready.gov/

prepare for more information.

Web Banners: These hazard-specific web 

banners can be displayed on a website to 

show support and involvement in America’s 

PrepareAthon! Anyone can click on the banner 

to go directly to the America’s PrepareAthon! 

website for more information.

Email Signature Banner: This banner can be 

added to email signature lines to show support 

and involvement in America’s PrepareAthon! 

Anyone can click on the email banner to 

go directly to the America’s PrepareAthon! 

website for more information.

How-To Guide: Customizing Your 

Promotional Materials: This document 

provides step-by-step instructions on how 

to use America’s PrepareAthon! digital media 

tools. (Not pictured)

Digital Shareables: 

This series of digital shareables can be used 

across social media platforms to help spread 

the word about your preparedness efforts 

and the America’s PrepareAthon! campaign. 

General as well as hazard-specific shareables 

are available to choose from. 

PRINT RESOURCES 

Communications Toolkit: This toolkit provides 

key messaging, social media tips and tools, 

and media planning and outreach guidelines, 

including fill-in-the-blank templates.

Posters: These national and hazard-specific 

posters are multipurpose, and many can 

be customized so that organizations can 

insert the date, time, and location of their 

event or activity. Posters can also be used 

as advertisements, flyers, or other 

promotional tools.
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DIGITAL SHAREABLES

TOP: Earthquake Digital Shareables 

MIDDLE: Flood and Wildfire Digital Shareables

BOTTOM: General Preparation Digital Shareables
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GENERAL PROMOTIONAL PACKAGE

COMMUNICATIONS TOOLKIT

MATERIALS FOR YOUR 

OUTREACH AND PROMOTION

Web banners are available in the following dimensions: 728x90, 300x250, 160x600, and mobile: 300x50.

Banner/Button is available in the following dimensions: 250x250 and 120x90.

Web badges are available in the following dimensions: 730x730, 125x125, 200x200, 250x250, and 300x300.

TOP: National Poster and Cover of the Communications Toolkit

BOTTOM: Web Badges, Digital Invitation, and Web Banners
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EARTHQUAKE PROMOTIONAL PACKAGE

America’s PrepareAthon! is a community-based 

 campaign that is bringing together millions of 

people to practice the simple steps that will help 

them get and stay prepared for disasters. 

Follow America’s PrepareAthon! on 

Twitter @PrepareAthon using #PrepareAthon.

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for Earthquake Safety TM

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

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Take part in

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

PrepareAthon!

for Earthquake Safety.

[Date], at [Time]

[Street Address]

[City], [State] [ZIP]

For more information about [YOUR ORGANIZATION'S] PrepareAthon!,

[Insert call to action here.]

Web banners are available in the following dimensions: 728x90, 300x250, 160x600, and mobile: 300x50.

Web badges are available in the following dimensions: 730x730, 125x125, 200x200, 250x250, and 300x300.

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FLOOD PROMOTIONAL PACKAGE

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for Flood Safety

America’s PrepareAthon! is a community-based 

campaign that is bringing together millions of 

people to practice the simple steps that will 

help them get and stay prepared for disasters. 

Follow America’s PrepareAthon! on 

Twitter @PrepareAthon using #PrepareAthon.

Join the movement.

Take part in

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

PrepareAthon!

for Flood Safety.

[Date], at [Time]

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

[Street Address]

[City], [State] [ZIP]

For more information about [YOUR ORGANIZATION'S] PrepareAthon!,

[Insert call to action here.]

Web banners are available in the following dimensions: 728x90, 300x250, 160x600, and mobile: 300x50.

Web badges are available in the following dimensions: 730x730, 125x125, 200x200, 250x250, and 300x300.

TOP: Customizable Poster and National Poster

BOTTOM: Web Badges, Digital Invitation, and Web Banners
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HURRICANE PROMOTIONAL PACKAGE

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for Hurricane Safety

America’s PrepareAthon! is a community-based 

campaign that is bringing together millions of 

people to practice the simple steps that will 

help them get and stay prepared for disasters. 

Follow America’s PrepareAthon! on 

Twitter @PrepareAthon using #PrepareAthon.

Join the movement.

Take part in

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

PrepareAthon!

for Hurricane Safety.

[Date], at [Time]

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

[Street Address]

[City], [State] [ZIP]

For more information about [YOUR ORGANIZATION'S] PrepareAthon!,

[Insert call to action here.]

Web banners are available in the following dimensions: 728x90, 300x250, 160x600, and mobile: 300x50.

Web badges are available in the following dimensions: 730x730, 125x125, 200x200, 250x250, and 300x300.

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TORNADO PROMOTIONAL PACKAGE

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for Tornado Safety

America’s PrepareAthon! is a community-based 

campaign that is bringing together millions of 

people to practice the simple steps that will 

help them get and stay prepared for disasters. 

Follow America’s PrepareAthon! on 

Twitter @PrepareAthon using #PrepareAthon.

Join the movement.

Take part in

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

PrepareAthon!

for Tornado Safety.

[Date], at [Time]

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

[Street Address]

[City], [State] [ZIP]

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Web badges are available in the following dimensions: 730x730, 125x125, 200x200, 250x250, and 300x300.

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WILDFIRE PROMOTIONAL PACKAGE

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for Wildfire Safety

America’s PrepareAthon! is a community-based 

campaign that is bringing together millions of 

people to practice the simple steps that will 

help them get and stay prepared for disasters. 

Follow America’s PrepareAthon! on 

Twitter @PrepareAthon using #PrepareAthon.

Join the movement.

Take part in

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

PrepareAthon!

for Wildfire Safety.

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

[Date], at [Time]

[Street Address]

[City], [State] [ZIP]

For more information about [YOUR ORGANIZATION'S] PrepareAthon!,

[Insert call to action here.]

Web banners are available in the following dimensions: 728x90, 300x250, 160x600, and mobile: 300x50.

Web badges are available in the following dimensions: 730x730, 125x125, 200x200, 250x250, and 300x300.

TOP: Customizable Poster and National Poster

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WINTER STORM PROMOTIONAL PACKAGE

America’s PrepareAthon! is a community-based 

 campaign that is bringing together millions of 

people to practice the simple steps that will help 

them get and stay prepared for disasters. 

Follow America’s PrepareAthon! on 

Twitter @PrepareAthon using #PrepareAthon.

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for Winter Storm Safety

[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

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[YOUR ORGANIZATION'S]

PrepareAthon!

for Winter Storm Safety.

[Date], at [Time]

[Street Address]

[City], [State] [ZIP]

For more information about [YOUR ORGANIZATION'S] PrepareAthon!,

[Insert call to action here.]

Web banners are available in the following dimensions: 728x90, 300x250, 160x600, and mobile: 300x50.

Web badges are available in the following dimensions: 730x730, 125x125, 200x200, 250x250, and 300x300.

TOP: Customizable Poster and National Poster

BOTTOM: Web Badges, Digital Invitation, and Web Banners