Good360 is proud to partner with the Rebuild Texas Fund to support the long-term recovery of communities impacted by Hurricane Harvey. See the needs of on-the-ground nonprofits and agencies below to learn how you can help.
$18,603,549
in product distributed
Requested Product
Donors Choose
500 small 4 pkg of Crayola Crayons500 Crayola coloring books
Donors Choose
75 Diapers, bottles, swing
Team Rubicon
2 truckloads Insulation
All Hands and Hearts
100 Mattresses
All Hands and Hearts
40 homes Furniture
All Hands and Hearts
2 truckloads Insulation
All Hands and Hearts
100 Bed Bath & Beyond Gift Card
Donors Choose
-1 Bed Bath & Beyond Gift Card
SETX Civilian Taskforce
300/each Shirts300/each Shoes600/each Water bottles400/each Shampoo and Conditioner500/packs Index cards100/packs lip balm30/cases Body lotion30/cases Shave cream40/cases Protective eyewear200/sets Knife and cutting board set
Wharton County Recovery Team
30/each Bathtubs87/each Vanities87/each Vanity tops25/sets Cabinets30/each Bathroom mirrors43/each Medicine cabinets37/each Doors17/each Electrical boxes
Port Aransas Habitat for Humanity
30,000/sqft Flooring
Christian Tabernacle
300/each Binders300/each Folders300/packs Colored Pencils 300/packs Notecards300/each Erasers300/each Calculators300/each Pens
Bloomington ISD
50/each Nike travel bags
Attack Poverty
30/single Pre-hung doors
All Christian Fellowship
50 / sets Cabinets
All Christian Fellowship
13,000 / sqft Insulation
Attack Poverty
20,000 / sqft Shingles
Golden Crescent Habitat for Humanity
15 / each Bathtub6 / each Vanities 6 / each Vanity tops15 / sets Cabinets13 / each Bathroom mirrors7 / each Doors7 / each Electrical boxes
The Salvation Army
20 / each Bathtub23 / each Vanities23 / each Vanity tops7 / sets Cabinets52 / each Bathroom mirrors30 / each Doors14 / each Electrical boxes
Goodness Outreach Depot
25 / each Bathtubs50 / each Vanity Mirrors4 / gaylord Plumbing 10 / each Electrical boxes
Attack Poverty
25 / each Interior doors5 / each Vanities
Sewa USA
25 / pallets Shingles
Wharton County Recovery Team
1/pallet Batteries4 / pallets Coffee pots1 / pallet Shirts1 / pallet Cutlery4 / pallets Diapers2 / pallets Hygiene Equipment
iConnect Outreach
15/cartons Batteries1/carton Plumbing supplies1/pallet Sinks4/pallets Bar stools
Distributed Product
Save The Children Saves The Holidays with Toy Donations
The holiday season often brings out the best in all of us. Families escape the cold weather in warm living rooms, surrounded by those they care about most. It is often a time for reflection – we sit, surrounded by loved ones, thinking back over our t
Read more04 February, 2019
Expanding Our Reach of Goodness Through Kitting Events for Disaster Survivors
Preparation and proactive planning in advance of disasters is a crucial part of the disaster recovery process. That’s why Good360 invests time taking action before the storm as well as afterwards. Our focus on preparation is partially reflected throu
Read more07 November, 2018
Eight Days of Hope Gives Back to Texas Residents with Mattress Donation
Good360 is quick to remind our partners that disaster recovery is a long-term process. While many people think it may take weeks or perhaps months, getting survivors back to where they were before the disaster often takes years. Two of the main contr
Read more31 October, 2018
Texas Organization Helps Survivors after Hurricane Harvey
National nonprofit groups and early response agencies often get media coverage following a disaster as they head into the impacted area and set to work on life-saving and life-preserving activities.
Read more26 September, 2018
Acuity Lights Gave This Family Hope After Hurricane Harvey
When Harvey’s waters rose, the lights went out. And long after the waters receded, many survivors remained in the dark. Flood waters leave homeowners with many issues, most of which are still with the owner long after the media attention fades.
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21 September, 2018
Community works with Good360 to help Survivors in Beaumont, TX
It is difficult to neatly categorize all the ways in which a hurricane can cause destruction. Even in events like Hurricane Harvey, defined for some by the 27 trillion gallons of rain that flooded homes across the coastal communities of Texas, flood
Read more27 August, 2018
Sleep Number Helps Where No One Else Will in East Harris County
It has been almost a year since Hurricane Harvey drenched southeast Texas with over 20 trillion gallons of rain. While many communities and media outlets are preparing to commemorate the storm with events in late August, many individuals are still de
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24 July, 2018
Sleep Number Helps Survivors Rest Easy
When a massive natural disaster like Hurricane Harvey hits, those in its path are left with three impossible options and no way to know which is best. They can shelter in place and hope the worst does not come to pass; travel to a local shelter and l
Read more20 July, 2018
Owens Corning Helps A Farming Community Rebuild
Rosharon is a small community about 50 miles south of Houston. An immigrant community comprised mostly of Laotian, Cambodian and Mexican families, most households earn a living through selling fruits and vegetables grown on their property.
Read more16 July, 2018
Sleep Number Provides A Good Night’s Sleep For Disabled Survivors
Many of the impacts from Hurricane Harvey were reflected in terms of statistics. The $125 billion in damage caused by the storm and the 200,000 lives impacted tell the story of a devastating hurricane, but don’t convey the story of individuals affect
Read more12 July, 2018
RH Provides Team Rubicon Volunteers With A Place To Rest
One of the first organizations to respond to the $125 billion worth of devastation from Hurricane Harvey was Team Rubicon. Within days, Team Rubicon was on the ground in southeast Texas, helping rescues alongside other disaster response organizations
Read more12 July, 2018
Sleep Number Helps Forgotten Survivors In East Harris County
The families who fall through the cracks are among the most devastating aspects in any disaster. When Hurricane Harvey brought $125 billion worth of damage to southeast Texas, it brought national and international attention.
Read more08 June, 2018
Rooms To Go Provides Homeowners With A Place To Live Again
Hurricane Harvey made landfall in southeast Texas in August of 2017. After four days and two landfalls, the category 4 Hurricane left $125 billion in damage to the second most populous state in the United States.
Read more07 June, 2018
Making Houses Into Homes In Port Aransas
When Hurricane Harvey hit southeast Texas, one of the hardest hit areas was Port Aransas. This fishing and tourism-based town felt the full force of Harvey’s first landfall, as the category 4 hurricane ripped through the small coastal community.
Read more05 June, 2018
Armstrong Flooring Lays The Groundwork for Recovery
Although Hurricane Harvey impacted southeast Texas on August 25th, the community of Katy, TX didn’t feel its effects until three days after the storm made landfall.
Read more05 June, 2018
Restoring Hope in Minden Apartment Complex
On August 25th, 2017, Hurricane Harvey made landfall in the United States. The storm left many Houston-area communities with 4-8 feet of water, destroying the possessions of single- or multiple-family dwellings.
Read more01 June, 2018
Nonprofit
If you are a nonprofit seeking good to support Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts, please contact our Regional Manager, Cacique Rich-Martinez
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