Life Cube is pleased to present:
RedHawk Survival Training Institute - Wilderness Survival, Outdoor Adventures, Emergency Preparedness
 
​RedHawk Survival Training Institution provides advanced marine, wilderness and natural disaster preparedness survival training including protocol guidance to recognize and apply safety measures, prevention, response and recovery protocol in various metropolitan, urban, rural, marine and remote wilderness locations and environments. RedHawk staff work hard to develop relationships with local, national and global aid responders, manufacturers, sponsors, and governing departments, agencies, and associations, who understand life-threatening emergencies, disasters, preventable events, firsthand responses, including the scale of impact during the immediate and long-term aftermath trauma and cost of such events.

FAQ: Why do you like Life Cube shelters?  “I have been consulting, designing and setting up remote base camps for 25 plus years for emergency disasters/planning management in the mining, gas/oil exploration industry and scientific and research explorations, and for some other companies/groups too in some of the harshest conditions on earth. Hell on earth to be honest and I can tell you, our Life Cubes are the best that can be deployed by road, air or sea to any location for any project around the world. They are designed and built to even fit inside of RedHawk Vanair state-of-the-art hovercrafts to be deployed in locations and conditions where no other piece of equipment on earth can operate. By purchasing Life Cubes, you are incorporating them into your field toolbox. I am confident it will minimize many risk factors and give you leading edge advantage in field equipment, for deployment, setup and take down time, cost of operations and projects completed within or before scheduled timelines, due to such state-of-the-art equipment being onsite.”  Captain Cory Burry  
 
RedHawk remote survival training courses are available for field management and crew teams working remotely in coastal, arctic and alpine mountain regions.  Explore here: Courses at RedHawk Survival Training Institute (redhawknewfoundland.com)

When the military wanted a portable unit for refrigeration and meds, they turned to us. What you see here has amazing insulation, can be rolled into place, and DIY assembly with no extra tools.  

• Cooling capacity for Refrigeration    35˚F in 15 minutes    
• Cooling capacity for Freezing    0˚F in 2 hours    

See below for details and send us your questions: info @ lifecubeinc.com

We are often asked how Life Cubes differ from other shelters. Here we break it down by benefits offered:

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Season’s Greetings! Tis the season for joy and giving, and yet it can be difficult when facing a year of fires, floods, and wars.  Current events continue to press our awareness of disasters and their impacts on people, and we all know that disasters wait for no one. With that awareness comes the question; what should be done now, to better prepare? And what can I do to help in some way to bring joy and perhaps save lives?
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We at Life Cube have developed shelter solution systems for first responders and disaster victims of all kinds. In fact, we created our LC12 to respond to an earthquake where NOBODY could get ANY shelter or supplies to survivors who, in one news commentator’s words, “were likely to freeze to death tonight.” Our shelter systems are the most effective, transportable, reusable systems available. For example, the LC12 comes in a 5-foot box that 2 people can roll into position in minutes, providing critical shelter, water, food, light, heat, and communications. (*) Kathy Staples, Exec. Director, Santa Barbara County Energy Coalition commented about the Florida and Texas disasters: “Life Cube is the best solution…It has my full endorsement for the ease of access in this time of National crisis. Now is the time to use Life Cube.” 

Under a new sponsorship program called RESCUE THE FUTURE (Green2Gold, a 501c3 charity), we need your tax-deductible contributions to place shelters in the hands of organizations best suited to prepare for and respond to disasters, like the United Nations, Red Cross, United Way, etc.
For example, a tax-deductible donation of $100,000 can supply:

• 16 Emergency units to shelter 64 people for 3+ years or
• 6 Units for either First Responders or for 6 families or
• 3 Premium Units: Long-term solar-powered shelters or
• 2 Walk-in refrigerators for provisions & meds

Click for the full letter, FAQs and exciting ways we'll be getting shelters and refrigerators out to those in need.