Rebuilding Lives, Restoring Hope

When disaster strikes, Good360 work to make sure the right goods reach the right people at the right time, providing urgent relief and long-term recovery. Families receive essentials like hygiene products, clothing, cleaning supplies, and furniture to help them rebuild with dignity.

Every $1 donated delivers $20 worth of critical supplies. Your generosity creates real impact when it’s needed most.

Disasters we are currently supporting

Cyclone Koji & Floods

Cyclone Koji has already caused major damage, and flooding is still impacting communities right now. Good360 is working to get essential goods to people as quickly as possible, helping families stay safe, supported and ready for the days ahead.

Victoria Bushfires

Bushfires are still burning across Victoria, and families are being forced to leave with very little. Good360 is moving fast to source essential goods. to help communities recover when it’s safe to return.

Cost of Living Crisis

As living costs rise, people are stretching every dollar just to get by and are still going without essentials. Good360 steps in with new goods that ease stress and help families stay steady.

Disasters don’t end when the headlines do & neither does our help

When disasters strike, families and communities are left reeling, first focused on survival, then facing a long road to recovery. At Good360, we make sure the right goods reach the right people at the right time, delivering hope, dignity, and practical support when it’s needed most.

In recent years, Australia has faced relentless floods, fires, cyclones, drought, and COVID-19, pushing many to seek help for the first time. With demand rising, we provide a strategic, sustainable response beyond the crisis, partnering with 600+ businesses to get essentials on the ground fast.

For families already hardest hit by COVID-19, the floods were the final straw that broke the proverbial camel’s back. But thanks to some generous donations from Good360 and businesses like BIG W, we have been able to provide vulnerable families with clothes and shoes.

Infinity Community Solutions Ltd.

And we don’t disappear once the news cycle moves on. We stick around for the long haul, providing furniture, homewares, and everyday essentials well beyond the immediate crisis, because recovery isn’t just about getting through the disaster, it’s about rebuilding lives.

From Crisis to Rebuild: The challenges of disaster recovery

the majority of donations are given within the first six weeks of a disaster

more than half of goods donated during disasters end up in landfill or go to waste

Only a tiny proportion of disaster giving is designated for long-term recovery

Our approach to Disaster Recovery

The lifecycle of a disaster is a marathon, not a sprint and Good360 focuses on a six-phase disaster recovery framework for giving funds, goods and volunteer time during disasters: Readiness, Response, Recover, Rebuild, Refurnish and Revive. These six stages help businesses and everyday Australians understand where the need lies at any given time throughout a disaster’s lifecycle.

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 the recovery phase, 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 of recovery, survivors often need support for months and years to get back to life as 'normal'.

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

Rebuilding lives: A lasting commitment to recovery

Disaster recovery is not just about the immediate response; it’s about standing with communities for the long haul. Long after the media spotlight has faded, families are still rebuilding their lives, often facing years of recovery. That’s why Good360 partners with businesses that are committed to making a lasting impact.

Since the devastating 2019 bushfires, our partnership with Harvey Norman has continued to change lives on the South Coast. Through the donation of essential furniture and homewares, we’ve helped families move beyond the crisis phase and into a future where they can truly rebuild. This long-term approach ensures that communities aren’t just surviving disasters but are supported in regaining comfort, stability, and dignity.

Creating impact to support disaster recovery since 2019

This is what disaster support looks like in real life. Every item here has helped someone stay safe, feel supported, and start rebuilding, because the right goods, at the right time, can make all the difference.


2,938,442 Clothing	6,849,228 PPE	3,126,136 Toiletries
952,415 Toys	1,963,733 Home & Electronics	2,450,989 Office & School Supplies
76,047 Sporting Equipment	589,488 Cleaning Supplies	838,179 Infant Supplies