About Crisis Fieldbook

About Crisis Fieldbookadmin2026-04-14T13:43:30+00:00

About Crisis Fieldbook

The Crisis Fieldbook connects people to build strong, prepared communities that can act when it matters most. We provide clear, practical guidance and direct access to trusted systems, training, and resources so individuals, families, and local leaders can move from awareness to real-world readiness.

Our mission is simple: make preparedness accessible, organized, and actionable—so communities are ready before a crisis begins.

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You assume 100% of the risk of any and all blood or plasma donations and fully indemnify the publishers of Crisis Fieldbook. If you opt to donate plasma, use this link to find a donation center near you, and get code to share on your first visit. After you complete your second donation and we may each get a bonus. Must complete a health screening on first visit to see if you qualify to donate. If you would like to donate blood, please go to americanredcross.org.

Additionally, this Crisis Fieldbook is intended solely for informational and educational purposes. The content is based on best practices, government-issued guidance, field-tested emergency principles, and situational knowledge intended to assist individuals, families, and response teams before, during, and after crisis events.

Legal Disclaimer

By using this guide, you acknowledge and agree that:
– This fieldbook is not a substitute for professional emergency response, medical advice, or legal authority.
– The authors and contributors of this guide are not liable for any actions taken or not taken based on the contents of this fieldbook.
– Local, state, and federal emergency orders override any information in this document.
– Situational judgment, on-the-ground assessment, and direct communication with emergency personnel should always take precedence.

Best Use Agreement

This guide is most effective when:
– Used as a planning tool before emergencies arise.
– Used as a reference during real-time emergencies where conditions allow.
– Supplemented with certified first aid training, evacuation drills, and local hazard mapping.

Always follow the guidance of certified first responders, government authorities, and trained disaster relief coordinators in the field. This document assumes no responsibility for property damage, injury, or death resulting from actions taken by readers under crisis conditions.