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to cover their loss, and they soon discovered that there is no agency (with the possible exception of the Federal Emergency Management Agency ) that will reimburse you for the all that formerlyfrozen food.

“Can You Afford to Lose Everything You Own?” is a small publication with a powerful message. The topic is renters insurance. The brochure is available free from the local Red Cross.

Because we are now in the season when most house fires occur—and because, last winter, the CulpeperMadison Red Cross Chapter provided emergency relief to several families who lost their homes and possessions to fire—the message contained in the pamphlet is a timely one.

It contains questions and answers about insurance and is a must-read for anyone living in rental property. In the past year, of the families we helped as a result of house fires, only two had insurance. The others were without insurance protection when it came to furniture,

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