Our one goal is simple, but life-changing:
Help every community and every family be better prepared tomorrow than they are today.
January 7, 2027 | A Worldwide Day of Remembrance & Preparedness
We invite you to join us as we remember the past and prepare for tomorrow - stronger together.
On January 7, 2027, the second anniversary of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, we invite families and communities around the world to remember those we have lost, honor those who helped, learn from survivors, and take one meaningful step toward a safer tomorrow.
To mark the day, we plan to release the documentary free worldwide on YouTube. The film will anchor an annual, community-led invitation to turn remembrance into action.
Our mission is simple: To help communities and families become better prepared tomorrow than they are today.
Please join us in three ways:
1) REMEMBER.
Honor someone lost, thank those who helped, or pause for prayer or quiet reflection.
2) LEARN.
Watch A Disaster Diary: Learn. Pray. Prepare. with your family, neighbors, school, library, congregation, or community organization.
3) PREPARE.
Take the One Step Pledge: choose one practical action, set a date, and follow through. Make an emergency communication plan, sign up for local alerts, prepare supplies, or help a neighbor plan.
People of every faith and no faith are welcome. Wherever you live, adapt your preparation to the hazards and official guidance in your community. We cannot change yesterday, but together, we can change how we prepare for tomorrow.
One family. One day. One step at a time.
Learn. Pray. Prepare.
Tomorrow's survival begins with what we do today.
About the day: This is an initiative is inviting worldwide participation because the next disaster is not a matter of if—it is a matter of when.
About the documentary:
A Disaster Diary: Learn. Pray. Prepare.
A Disaster Diary: Learn. Pray. Prepare.
How Can We Raise Our Disaster Intelligence?
Learn. Pray. Prepare.
If/when disaster strikes again, are you prepared?
LEARN. Knowledge is power—but more than that, it’s peace of mind. Learn how wildfires move. Learn the zones and escape routes near you. Learn what tools you’ll need to shut off the gas and how to shut off gas. Learn your neighbors' names. Learn what phone apps are helpful and what the apps can’t tell you if you don’t have electricity or a signal. Learn to use your senses – if you see grey plumes of smoke above you – you are in the route of the fire, if you smell fire, it’s near, if you hear the sirens get ready.
PRAY. Not just in the crisis. Pray before. Pray after. Pray with your hands in the dirt, with your feet on the floor, with your heart cracked open. Whether you pray to God, to the Universe, to your ancestors, or simply to your breath—make it a habit.
PREPARE. Preparation is love turned practical. Pack your go bag. Harden your home. Get your documents in order. Talk to your kids about the plan. Rehearse it. Print a checklist and stick it by the door. Join a CERT team. Support your local brigade. Keep extra batteries and backup meds. Keep your gas tank full.
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