Disasters leave devastation, but you can bring hope

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Can provide $400 worth of emergency relief packs with hygiene essentials, PPE, and clothing to support multiple families in the critical first days after disaster strikes

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Can supply $1,000 of vital cleaning kits—garbage bags, buckets, gloves, and disinfectants—to help communities begin the long cleanup process

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Can deliver $2,000 of homewares and essential furniture to help families rebuild after losing everything, turning houses back into homes

$500

Can help with ongoing access to high-need goods like bedding, appliances, and school supplies to the tune of $10,000, supporting communities for months and years to come

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Our approach to disaster recovery

Good360 focuses on a six-phase disaster recovery framework for giving funds, goods and volunteer time during disasters. These stages help businesses and everyday Australians understand where the need lies at any given time throughout a disaster’s lifecycle. To ensure organisations on the ground aren't overwhelmed with items they don't need in quantities they can't process.

Readiness

Preparedness ahead of time helps to mitigate the impact of a disaster on communities.

Items: personal hygiene kits, clean-up kits, flood buckets, drinking water.

Response

In the immediate aftermath, the greatest concern is for the protection of life and property.

Items: nappies, blankets, respirators, disposal overalls, gloves.

Recover

This phase focuses on the clean-up and fixing damage brought on by the disaster.

Items: mops, buckets, shovels, tarps, cleaning supplies.

Rebuild

As survivors move beyond recovery, the focus shifts to rebuilding homes, businesses and lives.

Items: insulation, flooring, plasterboard, roofing, tools, paint.

Refurnish

As displaced families move back, they often need to replace most or all of their household goods.

Items: furniture, appliances, rugs, sheets, towels, small appliances.

Revive

While this is the final stage, survivors often need support for months and years to get back to life as 'normal'.

Items: school supplies, clothing, toys, games, sporting equipment.

When the emergency ends, recovery begins.

On New Year’s Eve, Steve* and his family lost their home and everything they owned to bushfires that came without warning, evacuating with only what they could carry.
After the evacuation centre, they moved into a small rental. Like many people after a disaster, they were safe, but they had very little space and almost nothing to fill it. When you’re moving between homes, you can only take what you truly need. Larger items have to wait, and some things can’t be replaced straight away.
With children on the autism spectrum, creating a sense of stability mattered deeply. But rebuilding daily life felt overwhelming.
Through a local connection, the family was linked with Good360. We asked what would help right now and delivered brand-new essential goods to support those first difficult weeks, practical items that eased pressure and helped restore dignity during an uncertain time.
Months later, after securing a permanent home using a combination of insurance, personal savings, and super, the family reached the next stage of recovery. Like many people after a disaster, they had done everything they could to get back on their feet, but those supports were quickly absorbed by the cost of rebuilding and starting again.
Having a roof again didn’t mean having the essentials needed to truly settle. Once more, Good360 partnered with generous brands to provide new household goods so the family could set up their home and create a consistent, supportive environment for their children.
This is how disaster recovery really works, in stages, over time, and in response to changing needs.
Every year in Australia, 4.5 billions of dollars’ worth of brand-new goods go to waste, while people recovering from disasters go without basic essentials. Good360 exists to change that, redirecting new, high-quality goods to people who need them, when they need them most.
Your tax-deductible donation helps turn generosity into practical support. It helps deliver essentials like bedding, clothing, hygiene products, school supplies, toys, and household goods, the everyday items that restore routine, dignity, and a sense of normal life after disaster.Thanks to our efficient model, every $1 donated can help deliver up to $20 worth of brand-new essential goods to people rebuilding their lives.
Give today and help people move from surviving to rebuilding, with dignity, care, and hope.

When Disaster Strikes,Your Kindness Can Restore Hope