Hope Leitner, Realtor®, CRS

  United for LA: Resources and Ways to Help Fire Victims  As we watch the devastating fires impact our neighbors in Los Angeles, our hearts are with everyone affected by this crisis. While we may be miles apart here in San Diego, there are still meaningful ways we can extend our support.   I want to share important resources that can assist those affected during this challenging time. Whether you or someone you know needs support, please know that I am here for you. If you have friends or family in LA who have been affected, I encourage you to forward this email to them. Sharing these resources can make a significant difference in helping our community recover and rebuild. Together, we can show our support for those in need during this challenging time. Thank you for being a part of our caring community.   Your Forever Agent,   Hope Leitner, CRS (858) 382-3763   Hope Opens Doors   CA Wildfire/Natural Disaster Resources As we navigate the challenges posed by...

Typically, an active person needs to drink at least two quarts of water each day. Children, nursing mothers and people who are ill will need even more water. In addition to drinking water, additional water is needed for food preparation and hygiene. Follow these tips on how to properly store water to assure that you will have the water you need in case of a disaster or emergency. Store enough water for everyone in your family and pets to last for at least 3 days: One gallon of water, per person, per day is adequate for general drinking purposes. Three gallons of water, per person, per day will give you enough water to drink, cook and for limited personal hygiene. Store water in thoroughly washed plastic, glass, fiberglass or enamel-lined metal containers. Plastic containers, such as soft drink bottles, are best. Never use a container that has held toxic substances. Store water containers in a cool, dark place. If you store tap water, date each container and replace the water ...