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Why Prepare? Why Now?
Growing Interest in Preparedness:
Approximately 80 million Americans (about 25% of the U.S. population) are engaged in some level of prepping activity.
40% Increase: Interest in survival prepping and emergency preparedness has surged by 40% in recent years, especially after major global events like the COVID-19 pandemic.80 Million Preppers:
Natural Disasters and Emergency Situations:
68% Likelihood: 68% of Americans believe that a natural disaster or emergency situation could impact them within the next five years.
$5 Billion Damage: Natural disasters cost the U.S. $95 billion annually on average.
Household Preparedness:
Only 39%: Only 39% of Americans have an emergency plan in place for their family.
70% of Homes: 70% of households have less than a 3-day supply of food and water.
Economic Instability:
40% of Americans: 40% of Americans cannot cover a $400 emergency expense, highlighting the need for financial preparedness.40% Fear Recession:
40% of U.S. adults believe a recession is likely within the next year, driving interest in financial preparedness and stockpiling essentials.
Rising Food Prices:
20% Increase: Food prices have risen by over 20% in the past two years, encouraging more people to focus on food storage and preservation.
1 in 5 Households: 1 in 5 households reports experiencing food insecurity, underscoring the importance of having a reliable food storage system.
Wilderness and Survival Skills:
30% of Americans: 30% of Americans have little to no survival skills, making educational resources on these topics highly valuable.
50% Increase in Interest: Courses and content related to wilderness survival have seen a 50% increase in demand in recent years.
Self-Defense and Security:
44% of Americans: 44% of Americans own at least one firearm, indicating a high interest in self-defense and security measures.
200% Spike: There has been a 200% spike in online searches for home security solutions and self-defense techniques over the last five years.
Alternative Energy:
30% Growth: The market for alternative energy solutions, such as solar panels and generators, has grown by 30% annually, reflecting the desire for off-grid living.
Emergency Preparedness in Education:
60% of Schools: 60% of schools in the U.S. do not have comprehensive emergency preparedness plans, pointing to a need for better preparedness education.
Community and Networking:
75% Prefer Community: 75% of preppers believe that community and networking are key to successful preparedness, highlighting the importance of forums and group activities.
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