Shipping policy
It is the policy of this site to refer customers to the print provider of which the item in question originates from. Cascadia Stack makes every effort to select vendors with excellent shipping rates and outcomes. Each piece of merchandise that we offer may come from different print providers. These P.O.D. providers are based in the continental US and the shipping rates can be as little as 2 business days and up to 7 business days. We cannot make any guarantees on this policy since Cascadia Stack is not personally responsible for the printing process, the shipping logistical partner, or any external environmental effects.
If your item does not arrive after 7 business days of placing your order, please contact us at email@cascadiaresilience.com and type in "SHIPPING DELAY" into the subject line. A representative will get back to you shortly.
Blog posts
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Eberlein, Cascadia Earthquake preparedness expe...
We know we'd be good at surviving amongst the wreckage of our crumpled home, in a tent in our yard. We like to go camping. And so it is, people...
Eberlein, Cascadia Earthquake preparedness expe...
We know we'd be good at surviving amongst the wreckage of our crumpled home, in a tent in our yard. We like to go camping. And so it is, people...
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10/19 at 10:19 AM Great Shake Out
Practice your earthquake drill with millions of people worldwide. Join Cascadia Stack LIVE on Instagram before and after the drill to help ignite your household's preparedness plan. https://instagram.com/Cascadia_Stack/
10/19 at 10:19 AM Great Shake Out
Practice your earthquake drill with millions of people worldwide. Join Cascadia Stack LIVE on Instagram before and after the drill to help ignite your household's preparedness plan. https://instagram.com/Cascadia_Stack/
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Project Leader & Founder
Drew Alcoser (they/them) is a recent Portland State University graduate with a Master's Certificate in Social Entrepreneurship. Drew has been immersed in climate advocacy and emergency preparedness learning since 2016. Drew moved to the Pacific Northwest in March 2019 with their wife, 2 cats and a dream to make social change.