The Heart Bag is an emergency medical and shelter kit with several different uses. Our goal is to help people in need all around the world, from the homeless to the helpless. Not only can the bag hold medical supplies, it can also be turned into a shelter with its simple 2 in 1 setup. Always keep in mind: "The home is where the heart is".

Supplies

To recreate your own Heart Bag, you will need the following:

A tarp 19'x12' or bigger
25' Rope
Medical Kit
14"x18" Canvas Bag

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Step 1: Your Heart Bag

The Heart Bag is an emergency supply kit that provides a home, health, and security for those who need it. In these canvas bags, sporting a medical cross in a heart logo, is a canvas sheet, rope, first aid kit, food, and instructions on how to make a tent. These bags can support a wide variety of situations, whether you're homeless, affected by a natural disaster, or just want to be prepared, The Heart Bag can help you. These bags are light weight and compact. Fit one in your trunk, garage, or keep it on your back.

Step 2: Building Your Tent

Find a suitable environment to set up your shelter, preferably an area with two trees that are somewhat close together. Tie your rope onto one tree and stretch it across to the other. Make sure the knot is secure and has no excess slack. Unroll your tarp and drape it over the rope, secure with rocks or stakes to prevent the shelter from collapsing.

ALTERNATE

Another way to build your tent is to create a sort-of lean-to. Wrap the top of the tarp around a tree and secure it with the rope. Put rocks or stakes around the bottom to make sure the wind doesn't blow the tarp. As this is a different way to set up your shelter, it is recommended that you build a simple tent.

Step 3: First Aid Kit

Inside The First Aid Kit

Headaches & Pain

Triple Antibiotic Ointment
Acetaminophen
AfterBite
AfterBurn
Alcohol Prep Pads
Ibuprofen
Aspirin
Antiseptic Towelettes

Cuts & Scrapes

Butterfly Bandage
Elbow/Knee Bandage
Standard Bandage
Bigger Bandage
Smaller Bandage
Circle Bandages
Extremely Small Bandage
Fingertip Fabric Bandage
Knuckle Fabric Bandage

Bleeding, Wounds & Burns

Sterile Combine Pad
Sterile Eye Pads
Sterile Non-Woven Pads 3x3, 4x4, 2x2
Vinyl Gloves
Roller Gauze Bandage

Sprains & Strains

Roller Gauze
Triangular Bandage
Popsicle Sticks
Medical Tape
Safety Pins
Cold Compress

Blisters, Sings & Splitters

Q-tips
Mole Skin
Bandiand Tweezers

CPR & Shock

Scissors
Shock Blanket
CPR Breathing Barrier
Thermometer Old Fashion Style

Food

Nutrition Bars (Kind)

Step 4: Repacking Your Heart Bag

Start by folding up your tarp and wrap the rope around it for convenient packing. Place the tarp and rope into Heart Bag. Make sure it is secure and wont move around while traveling. Place the first aid kid securely next to the tarp and you're on your way.

The Heart Bag is a very useful product that can help everyone. Whether it is an emergency, for the homeless or the helpless, The Heart Bag will help you.