Here's What's In the Lena D.Tiger Disaster and Homeless Winter Kits

 Emergency & Safety

• NOAA Weather Radio – Includes built-in flashlight, SOS alarm, and battery charger; some models also have a compass and temperature gauge
   
• Life Jacket – Provides personal flotation during floods or water emergencies
   
• Portable Fan – Improves airflow and helps with heat relief during power outages
   
• Batteries – Serve as backup power for essential devices
   
• Raincoat – Protects you from rain and wet conditions

  Health & First Aid

• Bacitracin Ointment – Helps prevent infection in minor cuts and scrapes
• Bandages – Used to cover and protect small wounds
• Emergency Gloves (Individually Wrapped) – Maintain hygiene during first aid care
• Hydration Sticks – Electrolyte drink mix to support hydration
• Mosquito Repellent – Protects against insect bites
• Blanket – Provides warmth and protection in cold conditions (winter/homeless kit)
• Hats – Helps retain body heat in cold weather (winter/homeless kit)
• Socks – Keeps feet warm and dry (winter/homeless kit)
• Winter Gloves – Protects hands from cold exposure (winter kit)
• Sleeping Bags – Essential for warmth and shelter in outdoor conditions

Personal Hygiene  

• Comb – Hair grooming
• Body Wipes – Quick cleaning without a shower
• Lotion – Moisturizes skin
• Shampoo – Travel-size hair wash
• Deodorant – Controls body odor
• Toothbrush & Toothpaste – Daily dental care
• Mouthwash Packets – Freshens breath
• Hand Towel & Face Towel – For washing and drying
• Hand Sanitizer – Cleans hands without soap
• Nail Kit – Includes nail clippers and a file for basic hygiene

Additional Supplies

• Teen: Sanitary pads
• Kids: Coloring book, crayons, ruler and pencil,
• Emergency food (while supplies last)
• Sandbags (while supplies last)