There Is Hope In Every Disaster
In 2021, Good360 provided $62 million worth of donated product to help close the need gap for more than 20 recovery efforts.
The Problem
of goods donated during times of disaster end up in landfills or otherwise go to waste
of giving is received within the first
six weeks of a disaster
of disaster giving is designated
for long-term recovery
How We Help
Good360 works with corporate donors and nonprofit partners to ensure that the right goods are delivered to the right people at the right time.
Good360 is committed to a survivor-centric approach that supports disaster-impacted communities throughout the recovery journey, from personal care items in a shelter to a new mattress for the first night in a newly rebuilt home.
For every $10 Good360 receives, we can distribute at least $200 in goods to those impacted by disasters.
Good360 and All Hands & Hearts Help with Rebuilding Baton Rouge
In 2018, we worked with Resilient Response founding member, All Hands and Hearts, to help refurbish homes in Baton Rouge after extreme rainfall caused catastrophic flooding across central Louisiana. By working together, we were able to turn 30 houses back into homes for displaced residents.
The Resilient Response initiative is part of Good360’s Disaster Recovery Council’s (GDRC) charter to educate organizations about disaster recovery best practices. Five years ago, the GDRC was founded to help companies give more effectively and efficiently in response to natural disasters. Click below to learn more about Good360’s Resilient Response initiative.
Our Approach to Disaster Recovery
We provide critically needed goods throughout all phases of disaster recovery including:
Pre-Preposition
- Personal hygiene kits
- Clean-up kits
- Flood buckets
- Water
Clean-Up
- Mold remediation supplies
- Respirators
- Gloves
- Tyvek suits
Rebuild
- Insulation
- Flooring
- Dry wall
- Shingles
Refurnish
- Furniture
- Appliances
- Fixtures
- Household goods
Relive
- School supplies
- New clothes
- Toys
- Games
How Corporations and Good360 Support Disaster Recovery
Employee Engagement
- Corporate volunteer programs
- Kitting events
Product Donations
- Support disaster recovery at any scale (from cartons to hundreds of truckloads)
- Network of over 100,000 vetted nonprofit partners
- Receive tax receipts and an annual giving summary for all product donations
- Receive donation impact stories
Financial Donations
- Employee giving & company matching for disaster recovery
- For every dollar received, Good360 can distribute at least $20 in needed goods
- Receive tax receipts and an annual giving summary for all financial donations
For more information on how your organization can help, please reach out to us via email.
Our Corporate Partners
How Nonprofits and Good360 Support Disaster Recovery
Product Donations
- Good360 has over 400 consistent retail and manufacturing product donors
- Access to recovery-specific products
- Access to numerous distribution channels
Supply Chain
- Potential warehouse availability
- Shipping support
Corporate Volunteerism
- Engage corporate volunteers in your recovery
Our Network
- Peer-to-peer networking with other Good360 members
Our Nonprofit Partners
How Philanthropy and Good360 Support Disaster Recovery
We live in a world of plenty. And yet, millions of people find themselves in critical need every day, creating a vast need gap. At Good360, we know there’s more than enough to go around. That’s why we work hard to get donated goods where they can do the most good, to close the need gap.
We strive to be the link between organizations with so much to give and communities in critical need, closing that gap and opening up new opportunities for all. Good360 amplifies the impact of donors and non-profit organizations, by connecting donations from some of the world’s largest companies to 100,000 nonprofits partners. Doing good is good for business and Good360 can help you do it!
Good360 is cause-agnostic, supporting the needs of all 501(c)(3) nonprofits. We fill unmet product needs through our online catalog, direct truckloads, retail store matching and custom programs. Our Disaster Recovery work focuses on distributing products needed in all phases of disaster recovery – emergency prep, emergency response, clean up, rebuilding and re-living (moving back in).
Over the past 4 years, we have averaged a 20x amplification of funds. This means that $10,000 in funding allows us to distribute AT LEAST $200,000 in donated products.