On July 27th 2022, the Eastern Kentucky region was hit by storms that caused the Kentucky River to reach record highs and flood numerous communities. The disaster claimed the lives of many and left thousands of others with losses and damages.
Following significant mold remediation cleanup, recovery efforts are now focused on making permanent repairs to existing homes and rebuilding new homes for survivors. The most pressing product need gaps continue to be:
- Tools
- Drywall
- Sheetrock
- Insulation
- Siding
- Flooring
- Shingles
- Lumber
How Good360 is Helping:
Good360 continues to work with Kentucky Emergency Management, Kentucky Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD), and the multiple Long Term Recovery Groups (LTRG) in the area to ground-truth the most pressing needs.
To date, Good360 has donated more than $1.8 million worth of products to nonprofit partners supporting flood recovery efforts. We are committed to supporting flood-impacted communities in Eastern KY throughout the repair, rebuild and rehome processes.
What Can You Do To Help?
Individuals
Cash donations are critical because they allow responding organizations like Good360 to provide the right support needed in a timely fashion.
Companies
Recovery could take years. Make a commitment now to donate critically needed goods to maximize recovery efforts. See the current list of needs below.
Nonprofits
If you are a nonprofit organization responding to this disaster, please click the button below to send us an email so we can determine how to best respond to your needs.
Current Needs
Please click the button below to see the most updated list of current needs.
WHAT WE DO
We ensure that the right goods are delivered to the right people at the right time – throughout all stages of disaster recovery.
We’ll be there in the early days with personal care items, supplies for shelters, and cleaning/mucking out products and we’ll be there long after the media spotlight has dimmed months and years later with furniture, mattresses, home goods and other necessities to help impacted communities through the recovery journey.
Our mission is to provide critically needed goods throughout all stages of a disaster. This means we’ll continue to provide support long after media interest fades.
Our Impact
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