Donations Available for Nonprofits: Health and Beauty

28 Jan Donations Available for Nonprofits: Health and Beauty

Posted at 14:02h in Blog Posts, Good360 Initiatives by Shari Rudolph

Personal care products and bath and beauty products may be the most popular category in our entire catalog. That because they’re essential items for every household. And unlike apparel, there are no sizing restrictions, seasonal trends, or color preferences to consider.

Personal hygiene items are particularly useful for people who are in transitional or temporary housing situations, such as a homeless or women’s shelter. Personal care products such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, soap, hand sanitizer, toiletries kits, lip balm, moisturizer, body lotion, face cleanser, and hand cream are always in high demand, but especially so in the aftermath of a natural disaster.

Baby care products such as diapers, wipes, baby oil and baby powder, bibs, and teething rings and toys, are also critically needed items for mothers and families. Additionally, many nonprofits who serve women are continually seeking out cosmetics to give to their constituents, including eyeliner, lipstick, lip glosses, eye shadow, and makeup and hair brushes. Our cosmetics come from brands such as EOS, Estee Lauder, Young Living, and Amway.

We also offer an assortment of first aid-related products such as adhesive bandages and complete first-aid kits, which are especially useful for stocking emergency supplies.

Nonprofit organizations looking for health and beauty products should browse through our online marketplace. If you’re not currently a 501(3)(c) nonprofit or charity that is registered with Good360, you can complete your registration for free here.

Shari Rudolph

shari@good360.org

Shari Rudolph is Chief Marketing Officer of Good360 and is an accomplished retail, digital commerce and media executive with a strong track record of building audience, revenue and brands. Shari’s previous experience includes management consulting as well as various executive and leadership roles at both start-ups and large media and retail e-commerce companies in Southern California, New York and Silicon Valley. She is also an adjunct professor teaching classes in marketing, advertising and entrepreneurial studies and she earned her MBA from The Anderson Graduate School of Management at UCLA.