Your Goods Can Create Resilient Communities

Your surplus goods can be a lifeline to disaster-stricken communities. When you donate to Good360, you’re not just giving items; you’re providing hope, resilience, and the tools people need to rebuild their lives. Together, we can restore a sense of hope and build more resilient communities.

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Active Recovery Efforts

Good360 is currently responding to multiple disaster recovery efforts both domestically and internationally.

Hurricane Helene

In September of 2024, a category four hurricane caused widespread devastation across the southeastern U.S.

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Hurricane Milton

In October of 2024, a category four hurricane caused widespread devastation across the southeastern U.S.

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Maui Wildfire

The wildfires that impacted Lahaina on the island of Maui resulted in the greatest loss of life from wildfire within the U.S. in this century.

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Hurricane Fiona

Hurricane Fiona made landfall in Puerto Rico as a strong category four storm in September 2022 impacting much of the island.

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Türkiye / Syria Earthquake Recovery

In February 2023, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern and central Turkey and the northwestern region of Syria.

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Ukraine Refugee Crisis

More than 6.2 million refugees fled Ukraine in 2023 leading to a growing need of basic necessities, clothing, toys, and other goods.

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Rebuilding Lives in Maysville, Kentucky

Imagine losing everything in a matter of seconds. That’s the reality many faced when the EF4 tornado ravaged Mayfield, Kentucky. Over 4,000 homes were destroyed, leaving thousands without shelter or basic necessities.

Thanks to the generosity of our corporate donors and the tireless work of our nonprofit partners, Good360 was able to provide critical relief to those affected by this disaster. Your donations helped us distribute over $6 million worth of essential goods, bringing hope and support to more than 42,000 survivors.

We are deeply grateful to Amazon, the UPS Foundation, GAF, Tempur+Sealy International, Lowe’s, Keurig Dr. Pepper, The Coca-Cola Company, CVS, EcoLab, CarMax, Walmart, Toys for Tots Foundation, Dow Chemical, United, Armstrong Flooring, and many others for their compassion and support.

The 4 Phases of Any Disaster

Preparedness

We work to deliver the most needed products to disaster-prone areas before they happen.

Response

We help nonprofits source insulation, flooring, and other materials to aid rebuilding and get displaced survivors back home.

Recovery

We help turn a house into a home by ensuring rebounding communities get the new furniture, appliances, home goods, and other essentials they need.

Resilience

Rebuilding doesn’t end with the community or physical structures. We aid nonprofits in acquiring new clothing, toys, school supplies, and more to help individuals and families thrive.

Preparedness

We work to deliver the most needed products to disaster-prone areas before they happen.

Response

We help nonprofits source insulation, flooring, and other materials to aid rebuilding and get displaced survivors back home.

Recovery

We help turn a house into a home by ensuring rebounding communities get the new furniture, appliances, home goods, and other essentials they need.

Resilience

Rebuilding doesn’t end with the community or physical structures. We aid nonprofits in acquiring new clothing, toys, school supplies, and more to help individuals and families thrive.

How To Help

When the unthinkable happens, Good360 is ready. Join us in the way that works best for your organization and amplify your ability to help disaster survivors with targeted response.

Donate Money to Good360

Unsolicited goods can make matters on the ground worse, not better. For every $10 Good360 receives, we can distribute at least $200 in goods to those impacted by disasters.

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Donate Goods to Good360

We work with your team to maximize your impact by ensuring your product donations help survivors during all stages of recovery.

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Partner With Good360

If you’re a nonprofit responding to a disaster, sign up to become a Good360 member and gain access to needed goods.

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How To Help

When the unthinkable happens, Good360 is ready. Join us in the way that works best for your organization and amplify your ability to help disaster survivors with targeted response.

Donate Money to Good360

Unsolicited goods can make matters on the ground worse, not better. Supporting Good360’s emergency response with a financial donation ensures we can maximize our time and resources. For every $10 Good360 receives, we can distribute at least $200 in goods to those impacted by disasters.

Donate Online

Donate Goods to Good360

We work with your team to maximize your impact by ensuring your product donations help survivors during all stages of recovery.

Donate Goods

Partner With Good360

If you’re a nonprofit responding to a disaster, sign up to become a Good360 member and gain access to needed goods.

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Building Resilience Through Collaboration

The Good360 Disaster Recovery Council’s (GDRC) mission is to proactively prepare for disasters and ensure that resources are distributed fairly and equitably to those in need. We aim to bring together a diverse group of members to collaborate and leverage their collective strengths, making our disaster recovery efforts more effective and impactful.

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Our Disaster Recovery Partners

In The News

DisasterSmiths Podcast

Listen to Jim Alvey, our VP of Disaster Recovery, on the DisasterSmiths Podcast as he discusses the vital role of donations management in effective disaster response.

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