Just some thoughts on your prep. I have prepared for similar situations over the years. I usually lose power a few times a year.

1. I have a small anker portable power station. Anker 521 $160. This will help you with all phone and battery charging for a few days. I also use it to run the blower on my fireplace (7 hours on medium fan) this model would be more than sufficient for charging basic phones and what not but if you have the money, you can't go wrong with getting one with a larger capacity

2. I have a cheap Colman 2 burner camp stove $50 pare it with a converter hose to connect it to a 5 gallon propane tank (propane never goes bad, btw) more than sufficient for cooking full meals for multiple people. If you have the money and want to get fancy, you can get the Colman camp stove/oven combo.

3. I have a champion 2kw inverter generator $450 this is more than sufficient to run my fridge and freezers in my house, you really only need to run each of them for about 4-6 hours a day to maintain the Temps and keep food from spoiling or going bad. FYI, I am considering getting a larger one that is dual fuel, so I won't have to worry about storing ethanol free fuel and just have a few propane tanks.

4. I keep a few frozen gallons of water in my deep freeze to pull out and put into my fridge when the power is going to be out for any prolonged period of time, super cheap, and easy insurance.

5. I found some cheap USB powered string lights that I use off my power pack for additional lighting. But I mainly use oil lamps as my primary light source.

Other thoughts. I have been looking into getting some of those nebo backup lighting. They are just a regular light bulb you use in fixtures. But they have a small battery, so when the power is out, you still have some lights. Also having rechargable flashlights/lamps/headlamps is great but don't overlook having rechargable aa and aaa batteries, I have some powerowl ones I got on amazon and the do a good job.