Put Your Investment Dollars In Your Pantry?

You may not know this but in a time of inflation (like NOW) and rising food prices (like NOW) it’s actually better to invest your money in food for your pantry, investment speaking. For more information you can read up on it at THIS Wall Street Journal article entitled “Load up the Pantry”. But for the short story of the article…basically food prices are rising faster than your interest rate in your savings account so you can make more money on your food than the money sitting in your savings account.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120881517227532621.html

As President Eyring explained, because the current storms will only increase, our current level of preparation also needs to increase. The secret to our success is to be consistent and to start early.

Ronald Errol Bartholomew, "The Power of Early Preparation", Ensign, Feb. 2011, 18–21

How to Join Group

Information we will need if you wish to join the group is:

Name

Phone number

Email address

Do you currently receive the Emergency Essentials Catalog Yes - No

(if no)Address you wish catalog to be mailed to.

This information should be emailed to anampleyear@gmail.com

The catalog may viewed here BePrepared.com

Any item may be ordered, not just the Group Specials.

You may send your order requests to anampleyear@gmail.com and I will begin placing them on order to ensure they are available for our group.

Emergency Essentials

The Group Program is a simple, convenient, and affordable way for family, friends & neighbors to work together to obtain discounts on items relating to home storage and emergency preparedness. Each month four or five items are available at a quantity discounted price. Group members are invited to combine their orders through their Group Leader to meet the minimum purchase requirements. There is no shipping cost for the entire order when one or more minimums are met.

Placing an Order on "Hold" is a benefit the Group receives. This means a Group can start an order then later add items. This secures items that may be low in quantity to ensure that the product is "held" for your Group.

Exactly What Does a Basic 1 Year Food Storage for 1 Person Look Like?
These are the MINIMUM Basic Amounts of Food Needed for Survival for ONE PERSON for ONE YEAR:

I figured out the cost of these items if you were to purchase them from an LDS Home Storage Center, however, they don't carry oil or salt, the price of those items is from Sam's Club (Costco).

Grain 400# = $122.40

Sugar 60# = 52.05

Legumes 60#= 43.20

Milk 15# = 26.70

Oil 10 Qts = 13.76

Salt 8# = 1.96

Total $260.07