

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.
600 hygiene supplies
500 small 4 pkg of Crayola Crayons500 Crayola coloring books
75 Diapers, bottles, swing
2 truckloads Insulation
100 Mattresses
40 homes Furniture
2 truckloads Insulation
100 Bed Bath & Beyond Gift Card
-1 Bed Bath & Beyond Gift Card
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
30/each Bathtubs87/each Vanities87/each Vanity tops25/sets Cabinets30/each Bathroom mirrors43/each Medicine cabinets37/each Doors17/each Electrical boxes
30,000/sqft Flooring
300/each Binders300/each Folders300/packs Colored Pencils 300/packs Notecards300/each Erasers300/each Calculators300/each Pens
50/each Nike travel bags
30/single Pre-hung doors
50 / sets Cabinets
13,000 / sqft Insulation
20,000 / sqft Shingles
15 / each Bathtub6 / each Vanities 6 / each Vanity tops15 / sets Cabinets13 / each Bathroom mirrors7 / each Doors7 / each Electrical boxes
20 / each Bathtub23 / each Vanities23 / each Vanity tops7 / sets Cabinets52 / each Bathroom mirrors30 / each Doors14 / each Electrical boxes
25 / each Bathtubs50 / each Vanity Mirrors4 / gaylord Plumbing 10 / each Electrical boxes
25 / each Interior doors5 / each Vanities
25 / pallets Shingles
1/pallet Batteries4 / pallets Coffee pots1 / pallet Shirts1 / pallet Cutlery4 / pallets Diapers2 / pallets Hygiene Equipment
15/cartons Batteries1/carton Plumbing supplies1/pallet Sinks4/pallets Bar stools
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Read moreIf you are a nonprofit seeking good to support Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts, please contact our Regional Manager, Cacique Rich-Martinez
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