Floods, storms & cyclones
A lifeline when the waters rise
Floods, storms, and cyclones have had a devastating impact on millions of Australians in recent years, with some communities facing disaster after disaster. The road to recovery can be long, but together, we can make a real difference.
Every $1 you donate to Good360, allows us to deliver $20 worth of essential goods to people affected by disaster, providing much-needed relief for communities through every stage of recovery.
Join us in supporting communities when disaster strikes.
From crisis to recovery: A trusted disaster response
When floods, storms, and cyclones strike, Good360 is the trusted partner for disaster relief and long-term recovery. Businesses, charities, and communities rely on our proven approach to ensure essential goods reach the right people at the right time.
Severe weather events, whether torrential rain, flash floods, destructive winds, or storm surges, can force families to evacuate, leaving homes damaged and pets or livestock stranded. Good360 can respond immediately connecting critical clean-up supplies like mops, buckets, brooms, and hygiene products to local charities working on the ground. But recovery doesn’t stop there—we can also provide homewares, furniture, and essentials for the long road to rebuilding lives and communities.
Thanks to support from Good360 and donor doTERRA, Ipswich Assist was able to distribute Disaster Relief Support Packs to help people in their community cope with the emotional toll of recent storms and floods.
For families who have lost everything to repeated floods, even a heavy rain can trigger deep stress. These care packages, filled with Doterra’s trusted products, are more than just essentials, they’re a reminder that they are seen, supported, and not alone.
At Good360, we know disaster recovery is a marathon, not a sprint. Our six-phase disaster recovery framework—Readiness, Response, Recover, Rebuild, Refurnish, and Revive—ensures businesses and individuals can direct their support where it’s needed most, from immediate relief to long-term rebuilding.
While it’s natural to want to help immediately, research shows that donations often peak in the first few weeks, leaving community organizations struggling for support in the critical months and years that follow. That’s why Good360 helps businesses and everyday Australians pledge their assistance for the full recovery journey, ensuring continued aid long after the headlines fade.
Cyclone Alfred: March 2025
In recent years, Australia has faced relentless extreme weather events, from the record-breaking floods of 2022 and 2023 to the latest threats in 2025. Communities in Northern NSW, the Gold Coast, and the Sunshine Coast have endured repeated disasters, leading to displacement, property loss, and financial hardship. For many, the trauma of past floods resurfaces with every storm warning.
While ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred may have been downgraded, it continues to pose a significant threat to southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales communities. The system has caused extensive flooding, leaving over 230,000 households and businesses without power.
Emergency services have issued warnings for residents in low-lying areas to move to higher ground due to rising floodwaters. In Brisbane, suburban creeks such as Oxley, Enoggera, and Gubberley are experiencing significant overflow, with Enoggera Dam reaching 240% capacity and overflowing, exacerbating flood risks. The severe weather has led to school closures, disrupted transportation, and necessitated numerous rescues by emergency services. Authorities continue to emphasise the dangers of driving through floodwaters and urge residents to remain vigilant.
Good360 remains steadfast in its commitment to these communities, ensuring that the right goods reach the right people at the right time—from immediate relief to long-term recovery and rebuilding.
As this weather event unfolds, Good360 urges everyone in affected regions to stay informed through official emergency channels.
How you can help
By donating just $1 to Good360, you can help deliver $20 worth of essential goods to people in Australia impacted by floods, storms or cyclones.
Here’s how it works: businesses donate unsold, brand-new goods and charities select what they need through our website.
We provide Australia’s largest online marketplace for our network of pre-vetted charities and disadvantaged schools to choose the donated items that their communities need. Almost $500M RRP has been donated by brands including Harvey Norman, BIG W, Optus, LEGO, Colgate and Nike.
DONATE PRODUCTS
Your donations will play a vital role in supporting disaster recovery efforts, from essential personal care items to bedding and furniture for families starting fresh in their new homes. By contributing, you'll help restore dignity and provide comfort to the people who need it most in the wake of these devastating events.
Reach out via the button below or send an email to discuss how you can make a meaningful impact and help communities on the road to recovery.
DONATE MONEY
There are costs associated with sourcing, storing, and distributing goods to communities in need. However, we’ve worked hard to minimise these costs, and we’re asking for your support to ensure that these vital items reach flood-affected Australians when they need them most.
Any amount donated will make a difference. Every $1 donated distributes $20 of new goods to people in impacted areas across Australia.
RECEIVE ASSISTANCE
Our generous partners allow us to provide essential recovery items in the immediate aftermath, as well as over the long-term. We’re committed to supporting you every step of the way through the recovery process.
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How we've assisted flood, storm & cyclone affected communities since 2021
Total impact @ 31.03.2025
$35,773,953
Goods Donated to NFPs
& Schools (RRP)
2,935,324
Items Connected To
People In Need
357,740
People in need across
Australia supported
As a resident of Lismore that has been affected by the flood, I have had the privilege to distribute furniture to 3 households who lost everything.
While we may be the face of the deliveries, the real heroes are Harvey Norman and Good360.
We delivered furniture to houses that have no walls, but they will rebuild. What I saw as a donation of furniture, the owners of the homes cried because, for them, it was a symbol of hope and rebuilding.
