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Our goal is to distribute $1 billion of new goods to people in need by 2025 – can you help us reach this goal?

Who is Good360?

At Good360 we're
Bringing Good Together

Our mission is to ensure the excess goods and services businesses produce every year flow to people in need, rather than going to waste and stressing people, communities and the planet.

As Australia’s largest online marketplace for businesses to donate spare and excess goods, we partner with some of Australia’s leading brands and retailers to source essential goods and distribute them throughout Australia via our network of diverse not-for-profits and disadvantaged schools, supporting people in need.

Why donate to Good360?

Australians are doing it tough

Communities and schools are in critical need of regular household goods like computers, electronics, clothing, cleaning goods, hygiene, personal care items, educational supplies, manchester, furniture and more. Industry has a surplus of more than $2.5 billion dollar’s worth of these exact same items, every year, which are wasted or end up in landfill.

Over 450 companies have donated to Good360 to support Australians doing it tough and to help resolve important business challenges.

Social Impact

Helping communities by connecting them to a pre-vetted network of over 3,600 charities and disadvantaged schools, all supported through one point of contact

Risk Mitigation

Good360 conducts compliance checks to ensure donations are used as intended and goods aren't sold or misused - protecting your brand's integrity.

Business Impact

Demonstrate leadership and increase employee engagement through responsible business practices and authentic and credible corporate social responsibility (CSR).

Economic Advantages

Donating goods may have financial benefits over other disposal options as well as potentially reducing warehousing costs.

Operational Ease

Improve your operational efficiencies as Good360 makes donation simple - no matter the donation size.

Sustainability

Good360 helps companies meet their environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals. Good360 is good for business and good for the planet.

Giving Solutions

We have a donation solution that suits both the business and charities ensuring the right goods get to the right people at the right time.

Donation Catalogue

Goods are sorted and are available to order on our e-commerce marketplace. They are then delivered to door or click and collect

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Direct Truckload

Large volumes of goods delivered direct from your warehouse to our charity members by pallet or truckload.

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Local Store Direct

Our national network of retail stores are matched with local charity or school members to keep goods in local communities.

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Disaster Recovery

Appropriate goods are delivered as and when people need them, throughout the six stages of disaster recovery.

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Managed Program

Development and execution of a custom giving and donation program to meet your specific business needs.

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Getting the Goods

Moving

Donating goods is not the only way to help communities across Australia, we have generous partners who also donate storage, logistics, media, legal and much more.

Transport costs are the biggest barrier to helping our charities and disadvantaged schools receive the goods they desperately need to help their communities during natural disasters and during challenging times including the pressures of the cost-of-living crisis. Generously we have received support from DHL, Northline & Cochranes to deliver goods by the pallet at no cost to these areas across Australia, there are still many areas we are not reaching.

Help needed – If you are a transport company and you can help, especially in regional NSW, QLD, VIC and ACT and you want to Join the Circle of Good and support Australian communities, please contact us today.

Without DHL’s support, Cire would not be able to accept Good360 donations for people most in need. Cire would be unable to cover the prohibitive cost of transport, injecting any available funds back into the community through its core operations of Cire Community School for at-risk youth, Cire Children’s Services, Cire Community Hubs and Cire Training.

– Cire Services Incorporated, Victoria

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The Most Needed Goods

These are the top categories and items as identified by Good360. 

Shoes, underwear, coats, work clothes, hats, seasonal clothing (children, teens, adults)

Toilet paper, detergent, multipurpose cleaners, mops, face masks, gloves, hand sanitiser, RATs

Computers, headphones, phones, tablets, mice, keyboards

Bedding, kitchen appliances, kitchen utensils, crockery, towels, pillows

Nappies, prams, car seats, bottles, feeding equipment, monitors

Notebooks, pens, pencils, markers, art & craft supplies, backpacks

Tents, sleeping bags, bikes, helmets, balls bats, sports clothing & shoes

Shampoo, conditioner, toothbrushes, hair brushes, deodorant, soap, hygiene products, make-up, skincare

Board games, action figures, building blocks, puzzles, dolls, educational toys

Fridges, washing machines, microwaves, beds, tables, chairs, sofas

Businesses trust Good360 to make good happen!

“Good360 is a fantastic organisation to partner with because they just make things happen”
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Jo Cameron
Former CEO Goodman Foundation
Consumable / Durable Category
Total Value Produced in 2021 ($M)
Total Value Wasted in 2021 ($M)
% of Total Goods Wasted in 2021
Electronics and Whitegoods
Electronics and Whitegoods
$38,601
$772
2%
Clothing
Clothing
$30,927
$620
2%
Toiletries
Toiletries
$24,009
$480
2%
Homewares and Furniture
Homewares and Furniture
$20,771
$415
2%
Sporting Equipment
Sporting Equipment
$4,358
$87
2%
Infant Supplies
Infant Supplies
$2,232
$45
2%
Cleaning Supplies
Cleaning Supplies
$1,500
$30
2%
Office and School Supplies
Office and School Supplies
$1,459
$29
2%
Toys
Toys
$1,399
$28
2%
TOTAL
$125,249
$2,505
2%

Deloitte Report uncovers the size of the problem.

A research report commissioned by Good360 Australia and conducted by Deloitte Access Economics has for the first time calculated the quantum of wasted goods in Australia each year.

While it is a tiny percentage of the overall supply chain, it is a huge number at $2.5 billion per year.

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Thank You!

In a world where genuine connections are increasingly precious, your efforts stand out. Together we can amplify the circle of good, and enrich the lives in your community.

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